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our insurance renewal for end of January went from £297 last year to £697, got a quote from LV (got house insurance with them), they quoted £489, tried a comparison site, out of 72 results the lowest was £489 (not LV). So will be going with LV.

wouldn't recommend a 3.4kw charger in the UK, have seen the ones on UK eBay that say 3.6kw, a bit worrying when the maximum size fuse for a plug top is 13amps. 3.6kw is 15.6 amps, would definitely run hot and most likely melt the plug if they are truly over 3kw, I'm guessing the figures are...

the battery is under warranty, my electric is free via solar, there's enough stress in life without worrying about kw and battery charge percentages, all I know is, I used to spend £80 a month on diesel & £700 per year on road tax, now I spend £0000

had an issue with my first zappi suddenly not charging or only charging a few percent, was a software issue, software refused to acknowledge there was newer downloads so would not update, myenergi sent a new zappi and been fine ever since

Zappi if you have solar.

great video, very well explained

I use a Zappi, great if you have solar, app works well & customer services/tech very helpful and easy to deal with.

like I said, I can't make the figures work for me, £10k , libbi website says from £4595+vat as its a 5kw modular system, im assuming its around £10k for 2 x 5kw. (supply only). I already charge the car for free during the day so no point changing tarif (cheap tarif while kids and wife are asleep...

I have a 5kw solar system, would love to install a battery system but the maths just do not work for me, a 10kw battery system will at maximum be charged once a day (35pence x 10) means it will store £3.50 per day. Even if it was charged and discharged every day, that will still only save me...

it works fine on the motorway, wouldn't use it anywhere else tho.

Wow, 51p is expensive, thought my rate at 35p was high.

cost me materials only, installed 5kw system myself been running 1 year and on course to have paid for itself within 2 years,

I'm luckier still, costs me 0.0p/kwh charging on sunny days via solar power, (as long as we don't get 2 weeks of solid cloud .)