Third apartment in four years. Every place has had a different outlet situation and I got tired of praying the landlord would install something. Last place had a NEMA 14-50 in the garage -- great. Place before that: a single wall outlet 30 feet from where I parked. Current one has a dryer outlet in the utility room and my building manager has "no strong feelings" about me running a cord through the door if I'm quiet about it.
So I gave up on the fantasy of a permanent home setup and just bought a portable that swaps plugs. Living out of the trunk is my new normal -- 14-50 when I get lucky, 5-15 when I don't. It's not elegant but I stopped fighting with the physical situation of every new lease.
Anyone else on the "charger in the trunk" plan? Curious if people eventually cave and buy the wall unit once they own, or if the portable becomes permanent because it's just too flexible to give up.
