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@cyberoffroad on YouTube apparently ran an extension cord for his frunk outlet:

Might not be the look you’re going for, but this one has a Kevlar coating…

The side mount bracket is about 3.5”. Measuring up from the tip of the cantrail, the light is about 2.5” higher.

should have followed this line in my opinion, but probably considered “within spec” in Tesla standards?

I got mine delivered Friday and installed it that night. Curious if everyone else’s side mount brackets are a bit offset from the cantrail trim. Causing a bigger gap toward the back than the front. Would be great to see Tesla eventually open up a Tesla App Store that allowed 3rd party...

At this point I’ll probably wait and see if they have a sale, haha. Definitely curious to see reviews on the lighting performance and if anyone can compare the lighting to the OEM light bar.

This is the light bar I’ve been waiting on, but I wanted to see some reviews on it first. I see they’ve bumped the price from the $999 it was originally listed for.

yep, here you go: https://runnin4tacos.com/products/r4t-mollemounts-modular-storage-panel-mount-solution?srsltid=AfmBOooVEcBw2DfP-k7w2z6FKEpOCleEb6zaTEVfF1jyvjER8zzU3vYC

Same trip, higher elevation. @mbrockus

Older photo from last October.

Here’s a couple photos of the R4T Molle nuts, they fit perfectly into the slot even before you turn them 90 degrees

I took a few more photos, hopefully this explains the quick fist mounting a bit better. 1. Run an appropriate length bolt through the quick fist. 2. Loosely thread a Molle nut onto the bolt. 3. Position the Molle nut through your Molle Panel. 4. Make sure the Molle nut is positioned where...

Here’s a photo showing the different radius of the BuiltRight Molle nuts on the Tesla Molle panel. The R4T ones were a perfect fit from what I remember, I’ll grab one later.

I’ve also used the ones from TacMolle with their own panels. If you ever need an option for spacing an attachment out from the panel and/or something that might be a bit more secure, these work well. https://amzn.to/447Enpj

I’ve used the BuiltRight ones these brackets from R4T. Several of them are designed where you put them through a molle opening and turn them 90 degrees to where they will “lock into place”. This allows you to remove mounts and set up different gear without having to remove the Molle panels...

Enclosed single axle cargo trailer yesterday…

Redbox kiosk today…

Sprague, WA

I’ve had two previous outages and it worked fine, but that was before I ever received those error notifications.

Just confirmed, our not-so-smart Samsung “smart” range clock that needs to be manually synced through an app every time it loses power still has the correct time, so if we momentarily lost power it must have only been momentarily. Like you suggested, I’m going to assume it was at a threshold it...