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I am not sure that it is obvious or even true. Sometimes I can talk all day on it, and the next drive it will cut me off after 10 questions. It seems to just be related to server load.

Has anyone confirmed that a paid grok account will raise the limits? Also by the way, the limit changes dynamically based on load, as far as I can tell.

That is because you are secure and accomplished like this guy For people haven't done anything of merit yet, where would the confidence come from?

I would have gotten out and taken a real photo of it.

Yeah. If they only have a limited number of PCS, it makes sense to put them in the most expensive orders first.

"That's what I'm thinking. They should issue a formal recall. " Give that they are backed up until July as it is, I am not sure it is the best option to replace units that have not failed before replacing the ones that have.

I don't think so, but not sure why you would want to stop it from using Starlink since you don't get charged by the amount of data.

50 GB is huge. Navigation was designed around minimizing cell data and is not even a tiny fraction of that.

If you have the old part you want it to fail sooner because they have not guaranteed extending the coverage of it. That being said, lower current probably would prolong the life.

My Aug 2025 production had two noise issues. They replaced a drive unit and that fixed motor noise. They reworked my left rear window and that fixed wind noise. I am happy with it now. If you can turn a 2024 with 20,000 miles into a 2026 for $10,000 -it seems like a good idea except won't you...

Sure. It would just act like a power strip. Just note that there is a temp sensor in the outlet and it is easy to overheat. This happened when tried charging my Model-3 from the Cybertruck. Had to turn down the current.

I designed this mount and have been shipping them since last week: https://www.matter-fusion.com/product/cybertruck-starlink-mini-mount/

This doesn't matter to me because I park in a garage and leave on "cabin overheat protection," which makes the car never get hot inside.

The local supercharger has WiFi and it seems like the car is programmed to connect to it vs the normal LTE connection. Normally that is not a problem, but now that I have Starlink, I don't want it to kick my Starlink off just to connect to their unusably-slow charger WiFi. Currently I have to go...

My state of MA wrote the law that anything on the windshield below the line is not allowed, but you can probably get away with 70 VLT. Still, the inspection people would damage it when removing or placing your sticker. My Aug 2025 production works with Starlink under the roof, but I do see 30%...