Per Elon Musk:
Apologies to those expecting Cybertruck deliveries in California over the next few days. We need to use those trucks as mobile base stations to provide power to Starlink Internet terminals in areas of LA without connectivity. A new truck will be delivered end of week.
We are going to position Cybertrucks with Starlinks and free WiFi in a grid pattern in the areas that most need it in the greater LA/Malibu area
Also:
Cybertrucks are also being used as battery banks for Altadena Mountain Rescue.
NEWS: Tesla has donated multiple Cybertrucks to be utilized as battery banks for Altadena Mountain Rescue at their station until power is restored.This is where the 14,200-acre Eaton Fire is currently raging in LA.Altadena Rescue: "This will greatly help the team to power radios, computers, and lights as we work into the dark."
What a bunch of crybabies. No sympathy for the severely crushed individuals. You complainers are a bunch of self centered narcissists who should donate the use of your CT’s to those in need.
Time to grow up PUSSIES.
Are you sure most of you are men? I think not. Look between your legs to see if I am correct.
unhinged, hysterical, neuroticWhat a bunch of crybabies. No sympathy for the severely crushed individuals. You complainers are a bunch of self centered narcissists who should donate the use of your CT’s to those in need.
Time to grow up PUSSIES.
Are you sure most of you are men? I think not. Look between your legs to see if I am correct.
Very likely they are already in place or en route.Anyone know if they're deploying their mobile chargers alongside these?
That is freakin bad ass.......love it!!Updated with videos:
Here's a Cybertruck convoy being delivered by Musk.
Per Elon Musk:
Apologies to those expecting Cybertruck deliveries in California over the next few days. We need to use those trucks as mobile base stations to provide power to Starlink Internet terminals in areas of LA without connectivity. A new truck will be delivered end of week.
We are going to position Cybertrucks with Starlinks and free WiFi in a grid pattern in the areas that most need it in the greater LA/Malibu area
Also:
Cybertrucks are also being used as battery banks for Altadena Mountain Rescue.
NEWS: Tesla has donated multiple Cybertrucks to be utilized as battery banks for Altadena Mountain Rescue at their station until power is restored.This is where the 14,200-acre Eaton Fire is currently raging in LA.Altadena Rescue: "This will greatly help the team to power radios, computers, and lights as we work into the dark."
'Until' usually means they expect them back, and hence, not a write-off. Depending upon the miles put on them, they might not even stop being new stock.I don't know about all the Cybertrucks but it does mention : " Tesla has donated multiple Cybertrucks to be utilized as battery banks for Altadena Mountain Rescue at their station until power is restored." above. Altadena Mountain Rescue Team is a 501(c) (Nonprofit). They give Tesla a receipt for the donation. Tesla can then submit that on the tax return to the IRS. However I don't believe Tesla has paid a dime to the IRS yet and unless Tesla does for 2025 it won't get anything for the donation. But yes the IRS has provision for Tax write offs on charitable donations.
The slurs aren't helpful.think Tesla is offering a helping hand for a tax deduction?
Between natural and man-made (conflicts where Starlink terminals may be appropriate) disasters, the supply is if not quite steady, unfortunately all too close to steady.Yeah. But you can't always have a Natural Disaster when you need some Advertising....![]()
Every Cybertruck is a mobile charger.Anyone know if they're deploying their mobile chargers alongside these?
Or swap out trucks as they run low.Every Cybertruck is a mobile charger.
They could use 1 truck to shuttle to a Supercharger and bring power back to the stationary ones.
Considering Powershare can supply my whole house for ~3 days, I would think Starlink could run for weeks on 120kWh.Or swap out trucks as they run low.
How long can it keep operating a Starlink panel? The new portable Starlinks are compatible with the low voltage system, aren't they?
-Crissa