Recent content by journeyman846

I'm starting to think think @Ther0ck is friends with the owner of those mudflaps or is getting kickbacks for recommending them. He has no explanation so far as to why they are "garbage" expect for maybe that he threw them away.

Man. I thought $40 for the OEM Tesla ones was a crazy high price to pay for some plastic, $100 is insane.

Ryzen, but the game itself is just a stream so it shouldn't make a huge difference.

Just thought I would let everyone here know an easy solution to playing other games on the Tesla via the browser. Just head to the below link and start playing. So far I have had a decent experience and the Xbox controller connected wirelessly with an 8Bitdo adapter in the glovebox is working...

Copied your idea, but with with a bit more customizable LEDs. Thinking about integrating them with to show the charge level of the Tesla.

Yep. Ran this update today, I had been hopeful it was going to resolve this issue but it did not.

Make sense, my goal was only to get the wireless controller working without the need to disconnect and reconnect the flash drive. I am worried that if I had the module sticking out of those USB's I would manage to forget and break it off.

I have the 8bitdo adapter plugged in to a hub in the glovebox, and have had no issues connecting my Xbox wirelessly. You do have to make sure it is for an Xbox One and not the newer one for the Xbox Series X/S though. It works great with Sky Force, haven't tried with anything else though.

Adding myself here. Same issue after the last update. Won't load 90% of the time unless I go to another music app then back to Spotify. Sometimes won't load at all after being asleep for a while, after about 5 minutes I get the refresh arrow and it works. Also had an issue yesterday with it...

Yes, this is exactly right. The difference is that Tesla has to expect a user to plug in a USB to a USB port. They however do not have to expect someone to remove and replace an entire module that isn't considered a user replaceable item. You are not modifying a part of the car by installing a...

I agree that the chances are slim, but not impossible, I have in fact encountered many failures on a PC due to a faulty USB device. Just an internally shorted one or bad driver will cause kernel panics and a BSOD. And the problem with the logic of taking it out doesn’t work on a Tesla like it...

I am all for you standing behind your product. But please do not mislead people in to thinking that it will not void their warranty if it does cause an unforeseen issue to their car. I have processed over 10,000 warranty claims in my lifetime for various automotive dealers and can say with 100%...

Thanks for the Link. In my honest opinion this doesn’t prove that the hub caused any issues. They simply stated the CPU usage was high likely due to the hub. Software can and will always have bugs, and yes, adding 4 or 5 peripherals to a computer will always increase resource usage and on a car...

I’ve read through plenty of these threads and have yet to see anyone complain of this issue. Can you link it here? Also, being from the automotive industry and knowing how warranty works you’re 99% more likely to void all your warranty with this than you would with a hub. I say you’d be just as...

I understand what the device does, doesn’t make it worth the additional price. I’m not sure what you mean by a defective part since it functions as advertised, also not sure how you’ve determined it’s automotive grade as the pictures look like generic Chinese parts to me. And if it malfunctions...