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2019.12.1 update
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steilkurve
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Still coming down today.
Barely moved all day. Was 9 this AM and now it’s 10. Installs today are leftovers from yesterday. They are clearly slowing this one down.
fasteddie7
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AP1 here. Release notes are blank lol, I do have the location fold mirrors now. I don’t see dog mode, and my stupid led halo light is dim again (I’m sure that’s not software related)
X Fan
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1 today, 10 was final number yesterday....rollout has definitely ground to a halt.
btw: I should add a significant increase in phantom breaking due to road shadows on this revision. Not a fan of this update.
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steilkurve
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rush6410
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Supercharged yesterday on a trip (SC North Houston). Avg. 125kW. Peak 145kW. I used to only get 60kW to 95kW at the same SC.
Got 2019.12.1 two days ago (Model X 100D MCU1, AP2.5). Release said I got on-route battery warm up along with the the new 150kW max charge rate.
I’ve selected supercharger destination on nav, and supercharged yesterday from 50% to 80%, goes up to 112 kW, took only 15 min. Usually charging around that range takes much longer, usually around 30min, at lower rate. Need to test it again at lower SOC someday to see if the 150kW + battery warm-up feature = 50% faster.
I’ve selected supercharger destination on nav, and supercharged yesterday from 50% to 80%, goes up to 112 kW, took only 15 min. Usually charging around that range takes much longer, usually around 30min, at lower rate. Need to test it again at lower SOC someday to see if the 150kW + battery warm-up feature = 50% faster.
The new faster supercharging is great. But I'm wondering what will happen on old superchargers that are still paired. Now the first car will be able to use most of the available juice for most of its charging time. This will be annoying at busy superchargers if you are the second arrival.
I know that both total charging capacity at existing superchargers will be going up, and average charge times will be going down, which is great - but still, plugging in at a SC and getting <20kw for 15 or 20 minutes is not going to be fun when you are expecting 100.
Does anyone know if there are plans to unpair existing SCs?
I know that both total charging capacity at existing superchargers will be going up, and average charge times will be going down, which is great - but still, plugging in at a SC and getting <20kw for 15 or 20 minutes is not going to be fun when you are expecting 100.
Does anyone know if there are plans to unpair existing SCs?
Well you shouldn't be expecting 100kW if you are plugging in to a paired stall... Also, I thought the minimum you could get was 30kW, or was it 40?
Only if the site is upgraded to V3. Which it sounds like they aren't planning to do.
scottf200
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Min around 36 kW if you are a 2nd car and have a low SOC.
Example of my X 100D and my kids LR M3. I plugged in first. This was a 120 kW documented SC several months back.
My X only had 2019.12.1 since Thursday night. Tesla just pushed 2919.12.1.1 to me just now. The release notes appear to be unchanged. This release worked well for me so far other than sounding the running a red light alarm when I went through a blinking yellow interchange with crosswalk. Maybe it thinks I was driving in Canada instead of in the States. Supercharging worked well yesterday, my 75D started at 95Kw for a change.
After my last post 2 days ago with 2019.12.1 I updatet to 2019.12.1.1
On 2019.12.1 I charged with over 112kw.
On 2019.12.1 I charged with over 112kw.
My charge rate did not go higher than 95kW for my X 75D. I think the higher rates are only for larger batteries.
Brian's ReX
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I'm getting phantom braking every time I use Autopilot on the freeway since the update. The sensor is way too sensitive. I won't do autopilot with my wife in the car anymore it's scaring the crap out of her..me too at times. Hopefully Tesla will resolve this soon!
More so than 2019.8.6?!?
I may wait on my update then....
X Fan
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I may wait on my update then....
Yes, much more so.
Btw: just got notified of a new update this evening. Downloading now.
Tells me someone at Tesla recognizes a problem.
I’ll advise late AM if better.
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