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Still trying to prove whether AU Model 3 is DAB or not. (I don't have my car yet).
Tesla Tom looked at his wife's car and said 'looks like digital radio' but the menu he described appears to be the FM menu (looks like the car's pre-load FM stations dependent on location which is kinda cool - but that's till not DAB). (please nobody restart the dab/dab+ argument again - I'm over it).
I then thought I'd try another tac and found the European manual and Bingo - page 112 - DAB Radio
https://www.tesla.com/content/dam/tesla/Ownership/Own/model_3_owners_manual_europe_en.pdf
Anyway then looked at the 'Australian' manual (linked from within the my account page) and it mentions FM and 'HD' , which is the US digital radio standard which seemed odd to mention in the Australian manual until I realised the URL linked for the 'Australian' manual is:
https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/model_3_owners_manual_north_america_en.pdf
It's North American Manual!!! aargh! (explains why it mentions FM/HD radio).
I've tried to guess what the 'Australian' manual url might be in the above directories on their website (file listing is turned off naturally) and no luck.
To be honest after all that I'm none-the-wiser really.
I posted a screenshot in the other thread of the radio screen from my Tesla. Mines an SR+ so no idea if it’s in the performance version. The North American manual is the link that’s given to AU owners.
You are criticizing a ceo for interacting with his customers? Should be a lot more of that.Also, if the way to get a company to respond to something is to tweet the CEO it is a sign of a dysfunctional company in my view. It is not, or should not, be the job of the CEO to respond to individual customer complaints or feedback. That’s why companies have hierarchies and delegations. The CEO is not there to do everything.
Please quote me where I said that. If a CEO wants to interact with his customers, that’s great, but what I wrote was “if the way to get a company to respond to something is to tweet the CEO...” which, if true, implies that any other action will not result in the company responding, or not responding adequately or promptly. If that’s the case, that company has serious communications and customer management issues it needs to address.You are criticizing a ceo for interacting with his customers? Should be a lot more of that.
If you’re being funny, very funny. If you’re not, then you have just insulted every Tesla employee who is not Elon Musk.You really aren't too bright are you? Elon Musk is the company!!
Definitely wants it.If you’re being funny, very funny. If you’re not, then you have just insulted every Tesla employee who is not Elon Musk.
Yes that was me that received the email from tesla Australia that DAB was included as HD so it should for 70k+ car. Come on teslaView attachment 458010 Lol ok new thread about this. So before we repeat the debate from other thread....
FACTS:
DAB+ receiver chipsets are backward compatible with DAB
yes the uk colloquially uses DAB but has been moving to DAB+ transmitters since 2016
AU NZ both DAB+ Transmitters
No receiver chipsets have been made since mid 2000’s which are DAB only. The standard for receiver chipsets has been DAB+ for a very long time as they can receive from the older DAB transmitters as well.
so I was told verbally by Tesla many many months ago that au model 3 would have dab radio (ie dab+ as in the receiver chipset and software there is no difference). Although verbal so means squat in the real world.
Somebody else also got written confirmation. (Above)
AGAIN DAB = DAB+ as nobody has made an old format DAB receiver chipset in a long time. DAB is shorthand for a receiver chipset which these days = both... ie backward compatible with the old codecs and the new codecs.
So I don’t see any reason why AU NZ cars should be missing this if it’s standard in UK and EU Tesla model 3’s
So the question is, is it there??? The Tesla specs say FM/HD radio, HD radio being the US/Canada/Japan digital radio standard. So they couldn’t possibly be putting that in our cars that would be silly. So let’s assume the USA based marketing department neglected to specify the difference on the website. We know UK and EU cars are coming with DAB+.... are ours...???
I’ve asked Tesla Tom (aka ludicrousfeed) via twitter to check his wife’s model 3 they received a few days ago... I’ll let I know if I get a response.
Bit of a weird question but why is everyone raving about DAB so much?
Is there any noticeable benefit to it?
Compared to streaming:
* It is fast to switch channels & higher quality. Not reliant on a data connection.
Compared to FM radio:
* It is much higher sound quality, and contains more channels (AM & FM channels + new channels)
No. You just say "play kids songs, ABC kids radio, .........(fill in the gap) on spotify or tune-in radio and you have unlimited selectionsI wanted DAB+ for Kinderling kid's radio. If I have to listen to the kid's inane CD (now on USB) on repeat one more time...!
What about for us poor SR+ plebs with no Spotify? I’m on 32.2.2; if it’s there and I can’t see it sorry for being dense and thanks in advance for help in finding it. Haven’t spent much time in the “media” player.on spotify