Garlan Garner
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It does not matter what you think will or won't happen. You are off topic.
WHAT DID TESLA SAY they would do? That's the topic.
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Glimpse of M3 Assemble Line?
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WHAT DID TESLA SAY they would do? That's the topic.
Garlan Garner
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What would make me and others happy is the truth.
Tesla can say whatever they want to you no matter if its true or not. No matter if its wrong or if they totally miss the mark.
Petition to add tow hitch to Model 3 <---------- Here I'm defending Tesla on the tow hook. There are other truth seekers out there looking for Tesla to provide the truth for a change.
Garlan Garner
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FWIW, you did say "what do you think?" at least twice. He was more or less sharing your bitter brew, and you kicked him in the berries.
It's easy to read these things in the wrong tone. If I imagine your posts being spoken by "The Dude" from The Big Lebowski, or Mr Pink from Reservoir Dogs, it's two vastly different tones. These people are getting more Mr Pink. We don't know you. (even if reputation precedes you)
Garlan Garner
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Garlan Garner
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Obviously not, or I wouldn't be asking about it. I said that it's possible that the ramp-up was occurring and estimates for many people may not change. And you post a link to a video showing the assembly line working. So what's your point?
voip-ninja
Give me some sugar baby
Well can't believe I'm taking his side in this, but you can't have option 3 "production difficulties sorted out" and be running the frame assembly robots at 1/10 normal speed in order to continue tuning them.
Full speed production means the robots are working at full speed on frames, not 10% speed.
Running the line at 1/10th the speed might be where they wanted to be 3 weeks ago before we heard anything about product difficulties. We don't have any idea what speed they were expecting to be running at this point, nor do we have any idea what 1/10 speed for this particular part of the line means in terms of total units.
So what is full speed production in this context? I'm thinking that means the ~500k per year/10k per week goal to exit 2018 with.
If that was to be completed without adding more lines, 10% speed on that line is still 1k per week, 4k per month - far above what Tesla has demonstrated or even really expected by right now.
Garlan Garner
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Garlan Garner
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Garlan Garner
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We do know.....from other tweets about a number 1500.
1/10th was from a tweet. 1500 is also from a tweet.
And how do you correlate that 1500 number to the small part of the manufacturing line that we saw running at 1/10th speed?
Garlan Garner
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WHAT?
You said that we don't know where they expected to be.....I say ...Not true.....yes we do.. 1500 last month. period. There is no need to correlate anything.
You said that 1/10th may be where they want to be..... Not true.
You are the one who posted the link to the assembly line video. You were attempting to correlate it to the number of vehicles produced as some sort of proof that the ramp up isn't proceeding and the delivery estimates will need to change. That's what I would like you to explain.
lunitiks
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voip-ninja
Give me some sugar baby
I don't think you understand.
What Elon showed on Instragram was a video, from I would assume this past weekend, of the robots operating at 10% the speed they normally work at.
In the assembly line turn-up process this is done so that you can have a human inspecting the work the robots are doing and continue programming them and make adjustments.
It would be very odd to be cranking out large numbers of frames if the robots are still at this stage of programming.
I could be wrong, but betting I'm not.
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