Recent content by e-enthusiast30

Looks like dogs, deer and cats are already in AP visualisations.. surely they can add roo's. This video made me laugh..

This is not ideal TESLA SUPERCHARGER ROLL-OUT IN AUSTRALIA STOPPED AS JOB LOSSES AT TESLA END NEW DEVELOPMENT Wonder if they're referring to the Mansfield site that was earmarked for opening this year.

*Update on rear-vision mirror assembly rattle* I took mine to the Canberra SC who advised they've looked at a few now. It has to do with the way the GPS assembly is mounted within it.. the service tech advised the GPS antenna is in the rear-vision mirror assembly, and the Bluetooth, Cellular...

Love the full screen vehicle-control visuals while parked!

Haha, how bad are they! Sometimes I wonder whether Linkt might have some security holes in their systems as when I came back from Newcastle earlier this week I got 3 phishing messages in the space of 24 hours.. coincidence? Lucky SA doesn't have toll roads.. It cost me $24.25 for a one-way trip...

Yes, the Australian mmWave market is not mature and it's probably a 2-fold problem where the lack of capable handsets is inhibiting network growth, and the telcos don't want to expand the network when no one can use it. Who moves first here :) mmWave has its own business case for future use as...

We could speculate a few reasons why you lost 5G access but being on the wholesale network already puts you in 2nd place to network access priority against OG Telstra customers. You are correct, the statement is 5G covers 'population', not 'Australian geographical mass' at large. I do agree...

Haha, it's crossed my mind, doing some home DIY renos on it, but not worth it for just a toll-tag. You can't generally see it ajar due to the middle headrest being in the way. I never noticed the light bleed but next time I'm driving at night, I'll have a look.

By all means use it as freely as you like (thanks for asking).

Agreed, hence my comment regarding the requirement of investment from outside parties. Even moreso in Australia as our population is so geographically dispersed. You did ask 'What EV functionality are we looking for that only 5G can provide?' which is V2V and V2I (Ultra-Reliable Low Latency...

What my parcel shelf looks like: I noticed the foam piece now that's mentioned. Also, the child seat tether point is brilliant for hiding your Toll tag in. It's ever so slightly ajar in this pic due to the odd shape of it but can confirm it works just fine.

Follow-up from this post. I lodged a service request and within 24 hours, Telsa service remotely pushed 2024.8.9 to my vehicle and advised this should rectify the issue. I asked further questions if what happened was a known bug or if they could see more information on their end but they are yet...

4G/LTE will stick around for the foreseeable future, probably at least into the next decade. However, there are use cases where 5G enables capabilities 4G simply can't. Vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications (think networked self-driving cars, and autonomous traffic...

Is this on 2024.8.9? I was just thinking tonight about how the Telsa Vision parking assist appears more fine-tuned. I believe the heat signatures are more accurate to distance sensitivities and it's picking up more detail than prior updates. Is anyone else noticing improvements?

Agreed, UWB has been out for a few years now. The same could be said of the modem inside the Highland (not sure what MY is shipping with). 2G/3G/4G/LTE. Now I know they ship the Shanghai-built car all over the place for RHD markets and need to remain compatible with a breadth of cellular...