Recent content by manis

Reducing price to $92,000

100% charge is 255

I haven’t charged to 100% in a while.

I don’t remember what they were but they addressed one when I had the tires replaced. I’ve travelled a lot since I bought the car.

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San Francisco Bay Area Original Configuration - Model S P90D All-Wheel Drive - Range Upgrade - Midnight Silver Metallic Paint - All Glass Panoramic Roof - Staggered 21" Grey Turbine Wheels (245/35/21 front, 265/35/21 rear) - Black Next Generation Seats - Carbon Fiber Decor - Black Alcantara...

I've found some older posts where people used spreadsheets to track their per charge, monthly, and lifetime energy, but I am curious if there is an iOS and Android app that makes this easier. I'd be a bit surprised if there wasn't since there are so many apps for tracking gas mileage.

Wouldn't the concern doing this overnight be that it would sit at 100% too long? I totally understand not doing it on a road trip because it is a huge waste of time.

From what I've read, and after talking to someone that knows quite a bit about all of this, it is balancing the batteries and adjusting algorithms. There are threads about this, but by letting it sit and having them balance out the car will know more and you will see a very small increase in...

Thanks for the info. I have a 25xxx loaner right now, which already seems to respond slow. So when I get my car back I plan on testing it again.

"Must come from Tesla" is pretty loose though because without air-gapped signing there's no guarantee of that. The credentials for VPN were on the SD cards so just by being a Model S owner they can try to attack the VPN server and the infrastructure behind it, which could let them push bad...

There was a webkit vulnerability that was remotely exploitable http://www.wired.com/2015/08/researchers-hacked-model-s-teslas-already/ As someone that works in security I was bothered to hear that they don't sign their firmware. As advanced as the cars are a simple RSA verification should be...

In the event I am not the only person that wants to keep their ChargePoint card with their key, but hates putting it on the keychain. If you have a Silicone FobPocket you can cut the card and slide it under the bottom of the key and it isn't going to slide out. The RFID is in the general area of...

Yep, Tesla reached out to me, which really impressed me.

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