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  1. Two crash tested Cybertruck spotted in California!

    Why? Because there are no crumple zones? Where are the crumple zones on the cybertruck?
  2. Two crash tested Cybertruck spotted in California!

    What are the crumple zones on the cybertruck? In a 50mph crash it seems the occupants will absorb the full 50 mph since the cybertruck is seemingly so sturdy it's not going to crumple anywhere to absorb some of the energy of the collision. So the occupants will get the full deceleration in an...
  3. 👷‍♂️ Tesla plans for 375K Cybertruck annual production (at least) and have first release candidates by late August! [supplier news 6/8/23]

    That puts my delivery date to '24-'25. I'll be well into my 80s. Iwonder if I will be able to climb into the front seat
  4. High Margin Options?

    You spin a good yarn. Iĺl remember that when I need frank financial advice.
  5. A look at Cybertruck & Cyberquad inside Tesla’s Peterson Museum Exhibit

    Too bad you didn't get the rear suspension. If there is any chance for four wheel steering, a photo of the rear suspension might be revealing.
  6. How's your AM radio?

    High frequency switching of some electronic devices such as inverters emit signals that interfere with the AM signal band. Some can be filtered but it's difficult to get it all or even most of the interfering signals. That is why Tesla has done away with AM radios in all their cars. I have a...
  7. Understanding The Exoskeleton / Body -- is there a frame underneath?

    Somebody came up with the term exoskeleton. Literally the term means outside frame. Now literally the term exoskeleton does not exclude other frames. As someone else in this forum has pointed out it refers to the frame formed by the a-pillar and b-pillar and other visible components. It does not...
  8. CT with a hood scoop

    No. It would be stupid.There would be no function either real or imagined. Like putting horse shoes on your wheels.
  9. Are you using a Residential-rated receptacle Then an EV Industrial Rated receptacle to charge?

    Sandy and you keep referring to a dryer plug. This is insufficient since dryers are rated for 4400 watts or 4kw. The model 3 mobile charger charges at about 7kw and the old style wall charger can go up to 10kw. To get anywhere near wiring sufficient for these rates you need wiring sufficient for...
  10. Tesla AC -> cool?

    I'm not sure what the warranty is but it was in early July 2021 and I think it's 90 days p&l pretty sure not more than a year. They never print an invoice and I don't have a working printer so my paper work is in electronic files if it exists at all. Much of their paperwork disappears after a...
  11. Tesla AC -> cool?

    I own a 2015 model s. Two weeks ago there was a "free" overnight software update. The next day the air did not work although it worked fine the day before. I used the app to request service since I thought that it was some bug in the update. They said I had to bring it in. They have had the car...
  12. Tesla excluded from Texas automotive incentives [CLOSED DUE TO POLITICS]

    Yeah Elon. I'm sure the Dems will welcome you with open arms. Haha. Better start your own party. Read Ross Perot's book.
  13. Apple CarPlay to be whole car OS?

    Apple will use their mountain of cash to buy a couple of car brands like Ford and VW or BMW and Mercedes when they are ready for bankruptcy. I think they want to rely on these companies' expertise in car manufacture and supply apple software. It could work but probably a mistake. Tesla is...
  14. LFP Cybertruck

    Why not ship them to Berlin. Jack up production there for the excess European demand.
  15. Cybertruck vs ALL trucks & maybe SUVs

    Unless you have net metering you'll have to do your charging in the middle of the day. Even with net metering you'll probably need about 10 400-watt panels to drive 10000 miles per year for free. If you drive more you'll need more panels. If you want your house powered by solar, you'll need yet...


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