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My wiper has always frequently dry-wiped during a drive and still does. It seems to wipe more on dry, sunny days than when it's raining, and it often stays down!

I don't understand that. The only thing I know is that solar panels create DC current and the microinverters convert it to AC. I would add more panels and each panel has its own microinverter. I believe I currently produce a little more power than I need so I would install heat pumps first and...

Last October, I installed a 22.54 kW solar system with REC 460aa pure rx and Enphase microinverters. In a couple of years I might consider installing central heat pumps, a few additional solar panels, and a couple of Powerwalls.

1I ordered two Powerwalls last October but didn't go through with the order because it was unknown if or when Tesla would ever come out with the software and it looked like Tesla wouldn't be able to install the Powerwalls before the end of the year to obtain the tax credit. I'll probably wait...

But with the Tesla Powerwall I can't use the truck to back up my house.

I thought my solar panels could charge my Cybertruck in the event of a power outrage. I just asked Google Gemini how I could tell if my panels could charge my truck. It said that with REC panels and enphase micro inverters, without a Tesla Powerwall, my system cannot charge my Cybertruck. It...

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Mine were replaced and the back looks like it's peeling off.

I don't know how you did that but the price seems reasonable. I don't have any damage or wear inside my truck, except for the driver's side seat belt which is fraying.

The CT is mine. My wife has an X.

They gave it to me and took it away after I used a supercharger. They sent me a text message saying that I wasn't going to get it because they looked at my truck again remotely and decided I did not have a problem after all even though I had error messages

They told me I had free supercharging but when I went to the supercharger I was charged.

Why would that be?

"Efficiency after Supercharging was better than 3 mi/kwh with almost all highway as well." Your efficiency increased after supercharging? I guess you must have been using premium top-tier certified electrons!

I think it did. There are times when I don't need to say why I disengaged so I just press the microphone button twice and it goes away.

I had three identical alerts at the same time in the middle of the night. They said "unable to charge: service required."

You don't need to respond in the middle of an intersection. That pop-up doesn't go away and that's one of the annoying things about it.

I sent the message to Tesla saying I found several alerts that the truck was unable to charge. They told me I need a new PCS and are giving me free supercharging until it arrives. I went to a Supercharger and Tesla charged me for the charge. When I wrote back to Service to let them know that...

Tesla sent me a text saying that I had free supercharging while waiting for the part to arrive. I went to a supercharger to try it out because I had never used one before. I only put in a few kilowatts, but found Tesla charged me $3.31 at $0.55 per kilowatt. When I wrote back to service, they...

96%. There's no way I can go higher than that. There are occasions when I have to drive myself to go a different way than where navigation wants to take me, avoid potholes on a bad road, or in parking lots where it wants to go a different way.