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  1. Tesla Inductive Charging Pad (wireless) is in development!

    Inductive charging requires close coupling of the transmit and receive coils. Just look at your smartphone induction charging as example. For it to work on a car, there would have to be a large coil (for high power transfer) and probably some lifting of the transmitting coil to bottom of car...
  2. Cybertruck DEEP DIVE w/ Marques Brownlee and Jason Cammisa

    Very nice to not have to worry about who you park next to. Not going to have door dents from careless other car door openings.
  3. Sandy Munro Cybertruck Engineering Analysis (Video)

    The ring network will require two connections at each point. It will allow for one physical disruption in the ring. Two disruptions and parts of the ring will collapse. Is this a token passing ring?
  4. CyberTruck rear view mirror

    How about when tail gate is down or when trailering? Would like to have camera that can be repositioned.
  5. Strong $61k RWD Cybertruck demand may surprise Tesla

    The weight distribution on CT is much better than on ICE trucks. Wouldn’t that make a difference to your comment?
  6. Convince me to get the Cyberbeast...

    If you own a business or income that requires you to travel, consider the possible write offs.
  7. Wiring genius: 48v power + data CAN bus

    My mistake, it is power over Ethernet. Used most often in places like airports for covering wide areas for WiFi. Being Ethernet, it would be a star wiring configuration so maybe it is more like modbus where it is a bus configuration, allowing for devices to tap into bus power. Probably a...
  8. Wiring genius: 48v power + data CAN bus

    I believe that is called power over internet. There is limited power available. I believe the current is 1 amp unless Tesla changed wire size And connectors.
  9. What AWD and BEAST mode might mean for your place in line

    Drive by wire should make changing steering wheel location for down under side simpler. Does the display for Teslas down under get turned to “mirrored” display?
  10. First owner's drive of Cybertruck #003 -- impressions, review, Q&A, video

    To purchase a car in Texas requires going through dealer. We live in Texas and “bought” MS in CA, and delivery in Houston.
  11. 265 mi range at 90% shown in demo Cybertruck driven by Marques Brownlee MKBHD

    It’s not just the range. The older Teslas seem to have slower charging rate, taking longer to charge at superchargers. When traveling, that is my biggest complaint.
  12. Cypress Houston Texas Delivery Center has a Cybertruck! (19820 Hempstead Hwy, Houston)

    Agree. Looks like one can get a nasty scrape from it. Hope they fix it before delivery.





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