Photos of P4, VP12, and other Monaco happenings ..

[Alpine Driver]

After sorting out the photos, I have put them all up on a homepage:


teslatuning


Hope you like them.
Any comments would be appreciated.
Please apologize if there are any errors, but it is my very first one, and I do have very less time for maintenance.

br,
Alpine Driver

[TEG]

Nice job on the site!
(including the "oops"):

[SByer]

OMFG! A Tesla BSOD/SPOD?

I am amused.

[Cobos]

Very nice selection of pictures and congrats on a good webpage for showing them off. I especially liked the pictures of Teslas cable routing, looks very nice and clean as it should...

Cobos

[doug]

I appreciated that in the pics you could see various electrical connectors in the car. In particular there was a CPC (circular plastic connector) near the trunk of P4 that looked a little kludgey.

[Alpine Driver]

If you mean that kind of "loose" connector, if I remember right that after asking I was informed that because there was a dummy - empty PEM installed on P4, the connector could not be connected the way it would have been on a real PEM.

[doug]

If you mean that kind of "loose" connector, if I remember right that after asking I was informed that because there was a dummy - empty PEM installed on P4, the connector could not be connected the way it would have been on a real PEM.

Thanks for the info.

There's also a nice shot of the driver's side footwell of VP12. There's what looks like either a USB connector or a DB9 serial port (unclear from the pic resolution) above the 12V power receptacle. Also, above and to the right of the accelerator is what looks something like a GPIB connector or even one of those old centronics ports. Then again, maybe it's just an OBD II connector.

[deenko]

That is a USB connector above the cig lighter. It is for driver logs etc (from what I remmember).

The other one is an ODB.

[doug]

That is a USB connector above the cig lighter. It is for driver logs etc (from what I remmember).

The other one is an ODB.

Thanks!

[Alpine Driver]

doug,

here are more detailed photos:





regards

Alpine Driver