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For those that haven't experienced ping-ponging in lanes yet : try the far left/right lanes where the divider/wall is close on either side. Or look what the car is doing while overtaking a semi on either side. For me its obvious on left HOV lane where divider wall is very close on the left side...

I tried autosteer on a residential street with 20 speed and it clearly displayed a red stop sign under the speedometer and started beeping until I hit the brakes. I have HW 2.5 too.

Constant subtle but noticeable corrections left and right between the lane. It used to drive dead center straight in the middle of the lane, now it constantly swerves left and right and if you hold the wheel just tight enough you feel the constant corrections in both ways. I suspect this is...

40.2.1 definitely noticed ping-pong on autosteer especially on HOV lane with divider close on the left side, even wife noticed it in the passenger seat. SR+ hw 2.5, delivered 3/30/2019.

Thanks for the tips! Will limit to 24 amps in car. I only charge during the night (schedule midnight start) so accidents should not happen.

For me nothing comes close to geico having good driving record, two cars multi policy and a condo policy. Those multi policy discounts add up.

Ditto. Run an extension cable from dryer socket and get the adapter like Michael couple of post posts above suggested.

Isn't gen2 mobile charger rated 32A max anyway? Why want to go above 32A?

In short yes. I bought a 14-30 splitter and 14-30 to 14-50 adapter and hooked the dryer and tesla charger via splitter into the same socket. Works great and I never use them both at the same time anyway. EDIT links if interested which: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DB44VPQ...

Got it now. SR+ with autopilot in SoCal.

I have this one: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07D7PDLXC Samsung MUF-128AB/AM FIT Plus 128GB - 300MB/s USB 3.1 Flash Drive Nevertheless I solved it with that nvme adapter and unused nvme drive I had.

That was meant as a ballpark figure, tested on PC before plugging into the tesla. I have one of those samsung usb 3.1 128GB flash drives mentioned in the thread and as soon as 25-30GB are written on it, it started to get the error. Before that, yes it gets ~30MB/s sustained writes.

https://www.amazon.com/SSK-Aluminum-Enclosure-Adapter-External/dp/B07MNFH1PX buy this adapter and some m.2 nvme drive. Tested and works.

Long time lurker here. I think I managed to solve my "drive too slow for dashcam, it needs 4 MB/s speed" issue. I had a good samsung usb 3.1 drive in there and as soon it filled up to like 25-30GB, I started to get that annoying failure. Then I remembered I have a samsung 970 evo nvme sitting...