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451What are the next 3 digits after the MF. If it’s 450+ its relatively recent.
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451What are the next 3 digits after the MF. If it’s 450+ its relatively recent.
Not sure what car / wheels you have but the LR with 19" wheels is doing phenomenal as a daily driver. I commute almost exactly 100 miles a day ~80% is expressway and my car is also the weekend / weeknight family beater car. Since 9/4/21 - 5 days in for PPF I have put 4,407 miles on it and averaging 262 Wh/mi. Nothing special at all other than using AutoPilot as often as it allow me to.Oh great and powerful TMC brethren, what are the secrets to lowering my Wh/mile? I took a trip down the pacific coast highway this weekend from Monterey to LA and found that the advertised 402 is a sham and I should be happy if I break 300 miles on a single charge. In my first 1200 miles, I'm averaging 300 Wh/Mile... any tips on dropping that number? Granted I have spent a good amount of time on insane acceleration giving people heart attacks but that probably only accounts for 200 of those 1200 miles.
If you're reading on your phone, change the orientation to landscape temporarily and you'll see the signatures.NICE! When did you order? I can't see signatures...
Ok well for the first one, go to the "safety" tab under the controls menu, and in there if you scroll down, there should be an "exclude home" option. Obviously you have to set a home location, but then it should work just fine.Couple of first world problems with my Tesla:
1. I have to figure out to set my garage as "Home" and then turn off sentry mode at home. Every night I get at least 75 sentry events because of the several charges I have plugged on for power tool batteries. It apparently captures an event every time a light blinks or turns on.
2. Is there a way to schedule a battery charge time without it conditioning the cabin air? I have it set to charge to 90% at 7:30 AM, but it also turns on the AC. I have a puddle under the front of the car that never dries. It's there when I leave, and still there when I return due to the high humidity. This can't be good for the concrete.
You may want to buy the Tesla Depends, it's on the shelf next to the car bras.Couple of first world problems with my Tesla:
1. I have to figure out how to set my garage as "Home" and then turn off sentry mode at home. Every night I get at least 75 sentry events because of several chargers I have plugged in for power tool batteries. It apparently captures an event every time a light blinks or turns on.
2. Is there a way to schedule a battery charge time without it conditioning the cabin air? I have it set to charge to 90% at 7:30 AM, but it also turns on the AC. I have a puddle under the front of the car that never dries. It's there when I leave, and still there when I return due to the high humidity. This can't be good for the concrete.
On the main screen, tap on the "navigate" box, then at the list of recent destinations that pops up, there should be buttons to "set home" and "set work" at the top of the list.I have to figure out how to set my garage as "Home" and then turn off sentry mode at home.
My guess? the cream interior and wood trim. Perhaps they're also ramping up production and getting more out the door nowadays, working through that backlog?LR/red/cream/19/HellnoFSD
Why am I being tagged for a three month delivery when others are waiting 6 months or longer?
I have what sounds like a similar commute, 98 miles round trip mostly freeway. I’m averaging 325 Wh/mi in my Plaid with 21’s over about 8000 miles now. I switched to Signature 20’s and have seen no range difference.Not sure what car / wheels you have but the LR with 19" wheels is doing phenomenal as a daily driver. I commute almost exactly 100 miles a day ~80% is expressway and my car is also the weekend / weeknight family beater car. Since 9/4/21 - 5 days in for PPF I have put 4,407 miles on it and averaging 262 Wh/mi. Nothing special at all other than using AutoPilot as often as it allow me to.
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I did not have the latest app, which is why I had no way of controlling preconditioning. The current app has that option turned off. I'll see if the puddles stop tomorrow.For the second one, just go to your app if you have the latest version, and there should be the "schedule" option in the main menu. In there is the setting to precondition both the battery and A/C. You should be able to turn that off there.
Here is the manual, and you can go to "Using the touchscreen" and find both climate and Sentry settings there too:
Probably 25 miles each way is around 80mph and 10 miles between 50-75mph and 10 miles city streets. I would say AutoPilot is engaged for 95% of my commute. (even more the last 3 weeks with the Beta "button" laughing at me)I have what sounds like a similar commute, 98 miles round trip mostly freeway. I’m averaging 325 Wh/mi in my Plaid with 21’s over about 8000 miles now. I switched to Signature 20’s and have seen no range difference.
I don’t think it would be possible to safely drive slowly enough in SoCal to get anywhere near these numbers, which of course makes sense. Would you mind sharing what speed you normally run on the freeway? I usually set AP at 80 MPH. The terrain has some hills, but they’re not very aggressive.i
Probably 25 miles each way is around 80mph and 10 miles between 50-75mph and 10 miles city streets. I would say AutoPilot is engaged for 95% of my commute. (even more the last 3 weeks with the Beta "button" laughing at me)
Is that miles gotten googling equivalent?It's been mentioned before, but the EPA highway range is greater for the LR than the Plaid.
Plaid is only like 99 MGGe.
So that settles it. The LR is clearly superior to the Plaid.It's been mentioned before, but the EPA highway range is greater for the LR than the Plaid.
Plaid is only like 99 MGGe.
Yep, that’s sounds very similar to my daily drive. And I’ve also began using AP even more waiting for Beta. But I can’t move my score above 93 so far.Probably 25 miles each way is around 80mph and 10 miles between 50-75mph and 10 miles city streets. I would say AutoPilot is engaged for 95% of my commute. (even more the last 3 weeks with the Beta "button" laughing at me)
Yes, the same way a 10 speed bicycle is more efficient and better for the environment.So that settles it. The LR is clearly superior to the Plaid.
Discuss.