Hello lovely podcasters, Robert Rowell in here, to present yet another beautiful, ethically

sourced episode of the fully charged plus podcast. Really episode this week, a little bit over long,

it's going to be good. If you want a long podcast, you're getting one, it's not that much longer,

it's like a couple of minutes longer than we normally do. Just for all we start, because I want to

mention a company that are very optimistic and positive and go getting and forward thinking,

and just amazing, and that is my energy, our sponsors for this podcast. Now, not forever,

they're not going to sponsor it, but they're sponsoring it at the moment, and it is such a privilege

to have witnessed their growth and to see what has happened with them, their amazing company.

MyEnergy.com, go and have a look at their page, because they're basically so exciting as well,

because they're bringing out some more stuff soon, but I can't talk about that, I'm not allowed.

But the two products that I really focus on when I talk about them are the two that I use all the

time, use one of them today. Zappy Charger and Eddie Energy Control Module, calling it that.

Zappy Charger is in McGarrage, and I've featured it on the fully charged show a few times.

Essentially, very simple, what it does is plug a car and charge it, just like a normal charger.

Another one is plug your car in and charge it when your energy demand is high in the house,

so lower it for the car, and also when the energy on the grid is not that good, it's dirty and

expensive. Maybe don't charge then, that would make a lot of sense. And then there's other settings

where this is so easy to do, what you have to do is press about and do one button, so that's going

through all the scrolling through all the different settings. And then there's one setting which

takes no energy from the grid ever, it just doesn't take anything out of the grid, it just takes

it from your solar panels if you've got them installed. Obviously, if you don't have solar panels

installed, that's quite a slow way of charging your car. You basically plug it in and it does

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