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No change since last visit. There was a cybertruck parked nearby though. First I've seen in this part of town.

Stopped by yesterday, no change, but they did put out cones to block the charging spaces from parking.

My best guess is that FSD saw the cyclist and thought it was in a bike lane, so it drove on the wrong side of the double yellow line.

Stopped by yesterday, Fence is gone, and that dirt pile has filled a hole, but I did not see anything else changed.

I had a bit more time today, so I stopped by and took some (hopefully better) pictures. This will be a V3 supercharger.

Looks like construction has begun

Stopped by a couple of days ago, still nothing.

How likely are they to keep the android version up to date? Also, will the Teslogic app start when the main screen comes on, and sleep when the man screen sleeps?

What version of Android is that running?

I went by this location yesterday. I did not see any activity that could be construed as getting ready to do something.

If only we knew which connector was X057, perhaps we could save a bunch of people a trip to the service center. At my service center, they tend to work at night, so on top of the $190 service center charge, there were two lyft trips for an additional $70, and a night without a car. I could...

The most plausible explanation I can come up with is that the connector had been loose for a long time, but the software update changed the speakers used by the navigation voice from speakers that were working to ones not working due to the loose connector. That is a wild guess.

Well, it is fixed for $190, but I do not know much about what they did. My car was serviced last night (2023-10-31) to fix this. All they said about what was fixed was the following: Correction: X057 Connector Soft Set - Inspection I asked through the app what was found and how it was fixed, but...

My car is scheduled to go in to a service center on Tuesday to fix this problem. The best speculation I have on this is that the firmware changed which speakers are used for the navigation voice, and the speaker now being used does not work in my car. I wish there was a speaker test in the...

This problem is happening on cars that have no modifications.

I tried entering the service menu and re-installing the firmware. Unfortunately the update is stuck at 60% and has been for more than 4 hours.

Stopped by today, They are replacing the curbs around the trees, but no evidence of any work on a supercharger.

I just updated to 2023.27.6. Suddenly, navigation audio is only coming out of the subwoofer, and is unintelligible. Radio audio still works just fine. I have reset the screen computer twice, once with a short press of both scroll wheels, and once holding the scroll wheels and brake down until...

I don't know where they could put a supercharger at White and Alum Rock. Not likely to go into the high school parking lot, and not much in the way of other parking lots there. The ones that are there are usually pretty full.

It is possible to get phone mounts that don't block any of the vents. Still looking for an android device that can be permanently mounted though.

Nothing there yet. Vito's Pizza in than shopping center is pretty good.

That will work better than painted lines on pavement. It will discourage people abusing the chargers by parallel parking, or backing in crooked. Does not fix the dust problem though.

The pipe that the bird is nesting in appears to be above the funnel that collects the olive oil after it has been squeezed. If the bird is going in and out of that pipe as the olives are squeezed, the bird could be a problem.

Car chose to stop at this charger today. This is primarily an Olive Oil processing facility. There is a small shop that was open today, Shop keeper (owner?) was explaining the various olive oils and giving samples to taste. Shop sells olive oil, and ice cream (I think olive oil flavored, shop...

Have you found an android device designed to handle the heat in a car? I tried an old phone, but it became useless when left in a car in the sun, even when it was not hot outside.

I drove by it yesterday, I did not see it on the map in the car, but it was clearly visible from the southbound freeway. I might be using it when I'm going northbound. My AC was not working yesterday, so that might not have been the best place to stop with no AC.

No. I don't believe that it would help. The USB power outlets remain powered on when Sentry mode is on, so the phone would remain on. To have the phone power off would require that the app recognize when the car was parked for a while to allow the phone to turn off, but then, what signal would...

The goal was to have a display that I did not have to mess with, so it was being left on and plugged in to power. The first problem is that when the temperature was too high to charge the battery, a popup window would show up blocking the view of the speed display. If you clicked ok to get rid...

I can't tell from the pictures. Are those the superchargers that will allow non-Teslas to charge?

I have given up on the old phone as a display. Aside from the phone becoming unusable when sitting in a hot car, the app no longer allows it to connect. It will show that it found a transmitter, then fail to connect. I went back to my Pixel 6 pro, and it seems to be stuck in dark mode, even with...

Those are some rather interesting aliasing patterns on the ventilation screens. What camera did you use?

Unfortunately, judging from the street view pictures, where they are putting the supercharges seems to be the favorite place for people to park in that parking lot. It is the only place with shade in that parking lot. This is likely to cause a lot of ICEing there.

Looks like using my old phone as a display is a bad idea, but not because of the slow packet rate. It was 87 degrees here yesterday, and the phone refused to run any apps at all because it was too hot. Does anyone have a recommendation for a cheap android 13 tablet that will not shut down in hot...

If they are reviewing the energy screen, then the normal sleep behavior of the phone would keep it awake until they stopped messing with the phone. The suggestion is to enable sleep, not force sleep when the car is in park. It will use the phones normal sleep timeout to cause the phone to sleep.

I had a thought on how to handle letting the phone sleep. Perhaps the phone could be allowed to sleep if the car was in park.

Would it be possible to mark proposed sites with expired permits grey on the map?

I'd be happy if there was a setting to allow the phone to sleep when it was not being charged.

A recent e-mail I got from Teslogic makes me a bit gun shy about buying something else. I was told that they are not going to support older phones, and that they require the phone to get 600 packets/sec to work. The Android 6 phone is typically around 140 packets/sec, but can be as low as 80...

If I just turn off the phone with the app up, the phone will stay off until it wakes from sleep, and will turn off again at the next time the car sleeps. In order to use the app again, I need to swipe up to enter the phone, the app will already be up, and quickly re-connect. My goal, however...

I got the Android 13 phone to work yesterday. It seems my trouble connecting is due to switching between phones. Once it sees one phone, it won't talk to any others for quite a while. On Android 13, the blinkers were synchronized to the car. Went back to the Android 6 phone, and the blinkers...

I tried to use an Android 13 phone with the Teslogic transmitter today, but it would not connect.

I will try that next time I drive, but using my current phone defeats my goal of being able to leave the phone mounted in the car as a permanent display.

Update: The unit connected today, still had the random turn signal blink pattern. This time, it only blinked when the blinker was on, but randomly and out of sync with the blinker. I also noticed that the autopilot max speed did not match the main display.

My unit has been behaving badly lately. I'm running it on an Android 6 phone stripped of all other apps and no sim card. Yesterday, the turn signal on the phone was blinking randomly, almost no correlation to what the car blinker was doing. Non periodic blink that did correspond to the last...

Those look like the preassembled drop in chargers they talked about in today's Investor Day.

I have an old android phone that is capable of running Teslogic. Is there any way to have the phone power on and run Teslogic when the phone receives external power? The phone is 3G so it is pretty much useless for anything else. I'd like to be able to mount it permanently in my car.

I have the opposite problem. Car thinks it can make Greenfield when north bound, then wants me to charge in Arroyo Grande, so it can make it to Greenfield. The problem with that is the car is almost fully charged in Arroyo Grande, so it charges very slowly there. Paso Robles would be a better...

Good to know. Perhaps a list of which models and years need the updated cabling would be useful for others.

I do have FSD, and have not noticed any problems with having the Teslogic installed. But then I don't drive at night much. Is the updated wiring specific to certain years? (Mine is a 2019). What test should I run to see if I need the updated wiring?

At the rate this one is being built (not), my battery capacity will have dropped enough that I won't be able to reach this charger when it is finally opened.