Sentry mode, overheat protection, or both are probably on for it to go down that much, that fast. At least in my experience...Man, I hope the drain goes down. My truck has gone from 92% to 56% since Sunday night. Roughly 84 hours. That's almost half a percent per hour. I forgot to turn off cabin overheat protection, but still. Yikes
Both were. I turned off COP, but sentry is still on. It's parked in an airport garage, so probably lots of people walking up to it to take pictures. I tried to hide it in a corner, but you know how it goes. I'm not turning off Sentry, just in case.Sentry mode, overheat protection, or both are probably on for it to go down that much, that fast. At least in my experience...
Yeah agree it's your sentry mode . Its a cybertruck turn it off if you're at the airport. It will auto turn off at 20%. but if you know you'll make it then its okBoth were. I turned off COP, but sentry is still on. It's parked in an airport garage, so probably lots of people walking up to it to take pictures. I tried to hide it in a corner, but you know how it goes. I'm not turning off Sentry, just in case.
Interesting. I run a separate network for WPA2 devices and WPA 3 devices... I'm fairly certain I've used the WPA 3 network with the CT... I'll double check when I get home tonight.One thing that is unfortunate about the cybertruck is it only seems to support wpa or wpa 2 on 2.4ghz. No wpa3 support which is crazy at this point.
Here it’s connected to 5gHz and WPA2. I have WPA3 enabled:One thing that is unfortunate about the cybertruck is it only seems to support wpa or wpa 2 on 2.4ghz. No wpa3 support which is crazy at this point.
Hmm mine has never connected to my 5ghz network and definitely refuses to connect when I have WPA 3 enabled. Ended up setting up a dedicated network for it so I wouldn't have to degrade my entire home network security in order to get it online.Here it’s connected to 5gHz and WPA2. I have WPA3 enabled:
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Interestingly, this update actually made my side views go black, when they were working before. Reboot doesn't resolve it.d my side view video feeds that
I have eeros and are experiencing the exact same thing you are. Refuses to reconnect without a reboot. And luck finding a solution?I guess this update did not "fix" my WiFi issue. When I drove off after the update, the suspension seemed very hard/stiff, even though it was set to the most comfortable level. I could feel all the bumps and the travel after going over a speed bump was hard, like the truck back-end went down hard. When I got to my destination, I did a reboot and the suspension went back to "normal." I know in the past many people would say to reboot Tesla's after a software update - just in case.
No solution so far. I did notice that it actually constantly tries to reconnect, because I see the car connection in eero come and go. Interestingly, when it does connect briefly, it has a bunch of IP6 addresses (external, internal & link-local). But when it truly connects (with a green checkmark), it only shows the IP4 address. I was tempted to turn off IP6 support, but I may have other devices using it.I have eeros and are experiencing the exact same thing you are. Refuses to reconnect without a reboot. And luck finding a solution?
Good observation, I have IP6 on as well. I may turn it off and see what happens.No solution so far. I did notice that it actually constantly tries to reconnect, because I see the car connection in eero come and go. Interestingly, when it does connect briefly, it has a bunch of IP6 addresses (external, internal & link-local). But when it truly connects (with a green checkmark), it only shows the IP4 address. I was tempted to turn off IP6 support, but I may have other devices using it.
My 2023 Model X does not have this problem.