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QRZ?I happen to have been an extra class ham
Been a while since I saw those three letters.QRZ?
Understand. W2?? here. I'm eminently over-qualified for this thread as I led a US team to the IARU HST World Championship 3 times.Sooner not reveal my entire call sign ... but KF7??
Think colonoscopy without the prep.Probed?
You sig says you have 2 Model S, when you went to plug in the 2015 the 2019 woke up because it "heard" the charger button press, hence the blinks. Happens now every time our 2015 comes home and 2018 is sleeping.Another data point. I noticed this happened to my car yesterday when I returned to it from a late meeting. Made me nervous at first that I had a headlight out then I realized they were blinking in a sequence.
Eventually figured it was either a software bug or some easter egg triggering.
You sig says you have 2 Model S, when you went to plug in the 2015 the 2019 woke up because it "heard" the charger button press, hence the blinks. Happens now every time our 2015 comes home and 2018 is sleeping.
The car blinks whenever awakened. In your case you did that when you unlocked it.I can understand that theory (and it's good to know) but I no longer own the 2015 as it was destroyed in an accident. It has been sitting on a Copart auction lot in Philadelphia since May (just sold apparently) although it is still registered to my account (I already requested it be removed) and will still respond to the app when I ping it.
In my case yesterday, I was not home but rather returning to my car which was in a parking lot. The car was not plugged in or charging. When I unlocked the doors and got in the car, I noticed the headlights flickering.
My 2017 Model S has 28.3 and flashed the lights at:
11:24pm last night
12:39am
12:46am
1:49am
2:56am
4:04am
4:12am
.
Insomnia?
For as long as we've had our cars (2016), we've seen them regularly wake up every few hours throughout the night and connect to wifi. Most of the time, it looks like they are just "phoning home" and checking for updates.We know Karpathy says Tesla has the ability to "poll" the fleet for footage of certain training scenarios. I wonder if these wake-up moments are requests from the mothership to wake up and send some data back.