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Tested Charging my Stark Varg electric dirtbike from Cyber Truck today -
110v and 220v- needed a pigtail to convert from stark 220v connector to 14-50 on CT
8.4amps charging shown on Varg Phone (maybe it would have gone higher but I just did it for like 30 seconds to get pics, didnt want to charge the bike more)
CT shows 3.4kw (it will do 9.6kw max from the bed 14-50 outlet) so it'll do more than the varg charger can

Getting Powershare in next few weeks, going to have them run a home 14-50 so can also fast charge stark from the house - more for "forgot to charge" before a ride than anything else.

Going to a camp ground next to test charging from mobile charger and TT30 adaptor - both 30 & 50amp charging.
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Tested Charging my Stark Varg electric dirtbike from Cyber Truck today -
110v and 220v- needed a pigtail to convert from stark 220v connector to 14-50 on CT
8.4amps charging shown on Varg Phone (maybe it would have gone higher but I just did it for like 30 seconds to get pics, didnt want to charge the bike more)
CT shows 3.4kw (it will do 9.6kw max from the bed 14-50 outlet) so it'll do more than the varg charger can

Getting Powershare in next few weeks, going to have them run a home 14-50 so can also fast charge stark from the house - more for "forgot to charge" before a ride than anything else.

Going to a camp ground next to test charging from mobile charger and TT30 adaptor - both 30 & 50amp charging.
I know it's a pet peeve of mine, but the voltage standard is the U.S. is 120/240 and it has been since 1946!
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Is it 220 or 240V in the USA?


In the United States and Canada, the electrical power supplied to most homes is a split-phase system. That power enters your home at about 240 volts. This 240 volts is split at the main circuit breaker panel into two 120 volt halves, called phases.
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Yeah, just meant 1xx and 2xx or little one and big one….
 

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I know it's a pet peeve of mine, but the voltage standard is the U.S. is 120/240 and it has been since 1946!
Mains electricity - Wikipedia
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https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Mains_electricity





Search for: Is the US standard voltage 110 or 120?

Is it 220 or 240V in the USA?


In the United States and Canada, the electrical power supplied to most homes is a split-phase system. That power enters your home at about 240 volts. This 240 volts is split at the main circuit breaker panel into two 120 volt halves, called phases.
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Except for commercial installations, of which condos and apartments may fit, It's 208V in those locations.

But yes, neither are 220V.
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