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I put my headphones on and turned it up all the way and beyond that steady pump/motor noise, I can faintly hear the morse code thing.
I could only hear it in the first position. When the phone/camera was moved to the 2nd position, I couldnt hear it anymore.
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No, but I think I may have ROUS's in the frunk.
Sounds more like PSK31 to me...
But, I think it's just a small pump or fan. A vibrating electronic component, such as a loose winding in a power supply inductor, could have a similar pulsing, but usually they're at a significantly higher frequency.
here are two more links to other people hearing this in tesla forums:
1) Model 3 making a high pitched sound. Please help me out by listening to this....or let me know if you experience similar | Tesla
2) High pitched 'morse code' like sound from Model 3 & bluetooth issues.... | Tesla
1) Model 3 making a high pitched sound. Please help me out by listening to this....or let me know if you experience similar | Tesla
2) High pitched 'morse code' like sound from Model 3 & bluetooth issues.... | Tesla
pdxgibby
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Well, for what it’s worth, I can certainly hear the “morse code”-like sound and it’s louder in the second position even over the more apparent lower pitched noise. That’s just listening via an iPad Pro’s built-in speakers. It’s not very high-pitched but I guess asking if someone can hear such a noise is like asking whether a certain dress looks blue or gold.
Good luck!I can definitely hear that in the video, but I've never heard anything like it in real life.
pdxgibby
Software Engineer
These types of issues will test me... I just must remember I am an early adopter.
If there’s a name or disorder for someone who gets easily and overly annoyed by rattles and repetitive noises... well then I have that thing.
Had a 2014 base model Mustang that had a click in the vent window that was maddening...traded it in for a beater 9days after I reserved the 3.
If there’s a name or disorder for someone who gets easily and overly annoyed by rattles and repetitive noises... well then I have that thing.
Had a 2014 base model Mustang that had a click in the vent window that was maddening...traded it in for a beater 9days after I reserved the 3.
Hi everyone, I was the person who wrote about the same issue in the Model 3 Forum at Tesla.com. Here's my follow up: Follow up to "high pitched morse code sound" and other service experiences/updates.... | Tesla
Basically, Tesla claims that this problem will be solved with a firmware update. I am curious if others are getting the same story. Also curious if this sounds plausible. To me it's like an episode of Black Mirror....everything's a software problem. Maybe I'll have to go into a small programming room to replace my software......
Basically, Tesla claims that this problem will be solved with a firmware update. I am curious if others are getting the same story. Also curious if this sounds plausible. To me it's like an episode of Black Mirror....everything's a software problem. Maybe I'll have to go into a small programming room to replace my software......
I just confirmed that, per your experience, on my car the sound gets louder when I switch the lights from "auto" to "park". However, I can still hear it when the car is in "auto" mode. Oddly, it in some ways gets more annoying when it's quieter. (Again I have tinnitus at about the same frequency, so it's particularly irritating; and as a result of sitting in my car for five minutes my ears ring extra loud for the next hour.)
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