Recent content by Handsome Jack

I've returned recently form the trip which is explained in the original message here, and can confirm that OpenPilot solves the issue completely! I was able to drive with the assistance about 90% of time on OpenPilot vs 5-10% on Tesla, here is the video how it looks like - New video by Handsome...

Avoiding question if it fair or not, I would have totally taken $2000 upgrade to get FSD, especially if it's not just a toy but something that you can use daily for example to gain some rest while car is driving and have more energy in return. I've just spent about $1500 to install Comma's...

One thing that can be related - make sure your camera is clean and there is no smudges. If there are - clean glass thoroughly, clean the wipers and try to use some degreaser maybe to prevent them from happening. When I do that routine - auto wipers works for me quite decently, wondering if it...

@Ribs, It's going wonderfully! I've just returned from the trip that tesla AP completely failed to handle, and I can confirm that my issue is 100% solved! I'm just after 3 hours driving (2 hours narrow twisty roads where tesla's AP 95% of time shows imaginary speed limits and 1 hours of highway...

It looks like it's tesla's decision, other car makers doesn't force speed limits, they read it and can set speed but you can disable that behavior and/or override it. I bet Tesla is afraid of lawsuits or something. @hmadsen I agree with you, but I think for the general population driving assist...

Tesla is unlikely to react - it's super niche thing, I bet there will be like 30-100 people in the states who will use that and probably a few thousands across the globe. The same way Toyotas, Hondas etc just ignore OpenPilot. Maybe if it'll become massive tesla will do something but now we...

Ah, thanks for clarification! This why probably some people saying they can override and another don't In EU it allows to override only on roads with 2 or more lanes in the same direction mostly out-of-town (with a few exception). On 2 lanes roads no overriding. What you said looks like a...

@BitJam can you please clarify, if your car reads speed limit let's say 35 with FSD on can you override it to let's say 60? Generally, if FSD 12 available and it doesn't force you to too low speed limit it's clearly superior to Comma devise. From what I see in this topic some people have just...

It looks like FSD v12 available in the USA and Canada is better, but not sure if it allows to overwrite incorrect speed limits (I've heard some people saying that it does, other says it does not) - if it does not allow to overwrite - it's mind blowing how small nuance can just ruin the whole...

Good news everyone! I can verify that there IS a solution that does work! It's recorded in this video - I don't have my own videos, will record it when I'll have time. I've ordered Comma 3, ordered a harness - Model 3 / Y - Development Harness + Harnessbox (RHD / LHD Model 3 2019+) | eBay...

I've checked all information I was interested in and I can confirm that openpilot looks like will do exactly what I need: 1) It handles twisty road very well 2) It doesn't read and apply speed limits (at all, so incorrect application isn't an issue either) 3) Following distance is adjustable...

Wow, thanks a lot @69KWH ! That seems like there is a hope for Tesla after all! I'll check online how Comma Autopilot performs on twisty road and if following distance can be adjusted (in Eastern Europe people don't follow 5-10 car lengths but 1-2 max, something more and everyone will overtake...

I'm having issue that since update several months back I cannot use autopilot on non-highway roads, on which I drive very often (topic - Autopilot is useless on non-highway roads.) To the point that I'm considering selling tesla and buying a toyota with their most modern driver assist...

I drive often in Poland and can recommend this: Use ABRP or Plugshare and set filter to 150+kw and at least 4 charging stalls. You'll get Greenway and Ionity mostly. Do not ever rely on 1 stall chargers - those are often doesn't work and no one can do anything with that. I've actually driven...

Oh, interesting the situation of OpenPilot for Teslas, I've seen it supposed to be available March 2024, maybe this can solve issues I'm having, definitely will be cheaper than to change the car (especially that Tesla is superior in every aspect but autopilot). I'll open a separate thread...