Recent content by KLam

Check out this video. I have not checked on regular AP, lane keeping since I have been on FSD Supervised all the time. Apparently Tesla have been updating the base AP, EAP portion of the code also. It's really unthinkable to not update just because of the fear of the "nag" which may not even...

Hand on the Steering wheel requests are quite easy to satisfy! The system is just trying to sense the slight torque increase when your hand/hands is/are on the steering wheel. The fact that you put your hands on the steering wheel lightly and can "feel" the steering wheel steering motion...

I sometimes hog the left lane in the mid San Joaquin Valley section of I-5 traveling just a little over speed limit. I will let the impatient fast drivers pass me on the right to go over the bumpy pot holes left by the trucks. It is almost impossible to see the dips driving at over 70 mph. The...

OK, for your info. I checked my phone (Pixel 7Pro). The Tesla App on the phone displays my car (red arrow) exactly where it is parked in the garage (Google map satellite view). The Google location blue dot exactly where my cable modem location is. Prior to my GPS cable fix, the navigation arrow...

I think it also depends on what cellular network Tesla is on. The map data caching algorithm, the request of map data overlap over the air, Priority of data preference, data integrity check etc. For example, some of the Idaho two lane roads have speed limit of 65 mph, which California normally...

Some of your GPS position problem might be due to GPS antenna problem. I just got my Model S GPS coaxial cable replaced. It's in the front camera housing. Check with Service. I am beginning to think some of the Speed problem and even phantom braking of certain owners are due to Cellular...

I see both roads are one lane each way undivided. I wonder hows the cellular coverage along there. I remembered a few years back when traveling on I-5 here in California. If I stop on some gas stops, I will lost cellular coverage and real time map data could not be accessed. Hence I lost...

One way of telling whether the map data is correct is to look at what other Navigation software is showing. So what is the Google Map showing on that same location? What is the Tesla speed limit showing? What is the road (highway number) which you have problem with so that we can help check on...

I found your comments very disturbing. Don't call Tesla buyers chimpanzee! It's you who want to be a chimpanzee and refuse to take charge and supervise. So enjoy being a Volve trained chimpanzee.

I consider everything running on a computer a program. A program generated by a few programmers! You know why FSD hesitate more on empty intersections? I think its because the "program" have to evaluate more pixels to make sure there is no moving object!

I have noticed that FSD usually stop at the "Stop" sign location. I think that's the programmed check location. Usually, on locations where I see the Stop sign location is far ahead of the stop line, I just tap the accelerator a bit to move the car closer to the stop line. The stop logic...

We have to drive defensively, especially on the left passing lane. Make sure you have enough stopping distance if there is a stopped obstacle. More caution when the car in front of you is following very close to the car further up and you cannot see them. There are a lot of insurance scams on...

Does he do anything? Or is he just a full time shill? Or, are you a full time shill?

Finally I got my car back from service. I told them to execute the SB 24-10-002. My clicking rattle is gone! I hope it stays. What a relief after owning the car for 2 years!!

I thought you were talking about resuming destination when you disengage to do a side trip. I think the last destination is on the top of the list. You can also use voice to say " Navigate to So and So Address". Just press the voice button. You can also send an address from your phone Google...