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yeah. That's the question. But, I'm planning on moving this Summer and debating selling the trailer so I don't have to drop it to charge along the way. I don't use the trailer much (just stuff that needs to find its way to the dump mostly). I'm also not 100% sure I'll have room for it at the...

What if the first roof rail doubled as a canister for a tonneau cover? It could unspool to the next crossbar. So, you'd keep the first one up front always. Then, move the others together at the rear and when you want, you can install the tonneau like an old-time shade. It may help with...

I have that same trailer with the expanded steel ramp. I noticed that the "hinges" can slide apart and was wondering if it would be worth laying the ramp flat in the trailer to let me stop dragging that sail through the air.

1. the "hidden time" that I was talking about was the extra time it takes to go from highway to charging when compared to just getting gas. It's getting better but it's still irritating sometimes. 2. The 5-10 minutes driving around is based on 4 different times when I was confronted with a...

I suppose the truck anchors the thing down but I'd probably just plop $150 down and get one of these 12x12 canopy things. You could tie it to the CT if you really just wanted it to be attached to your truck. There's a 10x10 version as well if you are tailgating. If you are camping and space...

PCS in the Cybertruck stands for Power Conversion System, a key component managing the vehicle’s electrical architecture, bidirectional charging, and DC-DC conversion.

The hidden time in an EV road trip is the time it takes to get from Freeway to charging location in (almost all in my experience) a lot of places. That extra 5-10 minutes slogging around looking for the grocery store with the oddly very good a being camouflaged Superchargers adds up when you do...

Yes, I didn't number the steps but if you are ordering all the parts, there's literally no cutting or anything. You'll just have several washers on there. The bolt has a square shaft to let it tighten up.

Super simple Bed handle! Like, stupid simple... Step 1: Order the folding pegs. Folding Pegs Step 2: Read through this first and then maybe order the L Track things. L-Track Things This is what you get: Bolt is too long to tighten up when installed in the L-Track. I used three washers...

Yes. Not legally.

It probably wasn't the same fox. LOL

My FSD has avoided roadkill, cars, boxes, a walmart bag, and a fox. It's definitely live.

That "Full stop" you speak of so strongly is a case in point. There are a lot of people who don't stop at stop signs. When FSD uses intuition, it'll know who those people are and California roll appropriately. I'll keep stopping at stop signs though. And, yeah, I know FSD calculates outcomes...

Humans also use intuition though. Sometimes, I can figure out that a certain driver is new to the area and I know they are going to almost miss this next exit so I make room. FSD could overcome that shortcoming a bit by knowing where other FSD vehicles are on the road. It doesn't have to be...

Now, that's a cute little Steve, right?

That could use a lot of bandwidth. I think a neat, inobtrusive first step could be to simply render the correct color of nearby Teslas on-screen. Thinking about it, Tesla could render my truck as stainless steel with a big Cerberus sitting in the bed snapping at other cars as I go by.

We need to add another category "Because a rice burner gunned his engine at the stoplight"

Man, I'm jelly... Mine hasn't figured out to back under the carport. In fact, the last two days, it just wants to zoom right past my driveway. Like, where are you going, Fluffy? Anyway, it'd be nice if you could pick a point at the business where you want to be close. Like, I have to walk...

Thanks. I had my apathy set to 8.7 so I didn't want to go in and zoom... ;)