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Tesla Model 3 in Australia
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It's a reference to the $420 funding secured tweet from Elon, and a drug reference.
Ours physically has the lights, but they seem to be software disabled. Or I can't figure out how to turn them on. But I don't really care -- have maybe used the fogs on our other car once -- so haven't tried that hard.SR+ was never supposed to have homelink, The sales people told me it would have floor mats but no fog lights, but given the choice, I would take fog lights over mats, so if that will be the case, I will be fine with this
Too early to tell yet. The ship AIS has changed to 9pm. This will be to the Botany anchorage. The port is still showing Friday 4am - time when the pilot comes out. This could change. It is a wait and see.
VIN tipped up this morning 5YJ3F7EB6KF4887xx (NZ) and just had the phone call.
White P3- with FSD; reserved 2017; ordered 31 May
Apparently the car is in Auckland, place holder delivery date is end of the month but should be before then.
Should have invoice in a couple of days.
White P3- with FSD; reserved 2017; ordered 31 May
Apparently the car is in Auckland, place holder delivery date is end of the month but should be before then.
Should have invoice in a couple of days.
If my car won’t go Pew-Pew-Pew like an angry X-wing I’m taking them to court!!!
Thanks. Vinship updated. It was on either ANL Warrnambool or Merkur Ocean. First of that range known to have a date.AUNZVInTracking
That doesn’t make sense. Key fobs in the USA for Model 3 have always been an optional item. So it wouldn’t be categorised as a “spare part” since it’s never been a standard component of the car. UMC is totally different - every Tesla comes with one standard. So in that case a replacement is a “spare part”.
It may not work. If Model 3 key fobs are BTLE then it should work. If it’s based on other unlicensed spectrum then possibly not. Different countries have different spectrum assignments, so Tesla might use different frequencies in the USA to what would be permissible here. In Australia, most wireless gadgets that use unlicenced spectrum (garage door openers, remote controls for toy cars & drones, wireless sensors etc) operate at 433-434 MHz.
Spectrum at 434 MHz for low powered devices | ACMA
This article indicates it is BLE so hopefully it will work:
Bluetooth key fob for Tesla Model 3 spotted in FCC pictures
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My telephone's going to ring today. Doo Dah. The phone is going to ring today. Doo Dah Doo Dah Day.
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My experience of watching a friend back his Prius into a pole has made me convinced these sounds are very worthwhile. Although his reverse light was on, as an observer, I didn't actually register that he was reversing. I know that the noise is supposed to be for warning pedestrians, but I can't help but think that the noise would have prompted me to get his attention earlier.
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The wife's not gonna pick it up. Doo Dah. By now she's really had enough. Doo Dah Doo Dah Day.
Well, your tesla can see the pole, and will tell you. But I see your point.
Wondering if I'm doing something wrong to find my VIN. I've got to my account page, used the VIN finder chrome add on, still getting nothing, despite having a delivery date.
I know someone previously mentioned there was two different urls you could use and one worked but I cant find it anymore..
I know someone previously mentioned there was two different urls you could use and one worked but I cant find it anymore..
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