Recent content by Don B.

Being around electronics and electrical connectors for over 50 years, I've learned that water and electricity don't mix. And water isn't great for metal parts either. And I realize a lot of people are saying that their charge ports have gotten wet and everything still works, but that doesn't...

This is what I was afraid of since the charge port door doesn't cover the charge port when it's open. Zoom into the attached photo and look at the water droplets inside the charge port, beyond the gasket. I hope this isn't going to be a problem.

No, if they were sealed sub's, I would have been satisfied with that. I listen to music mainly, so a "tight" low end is important to me.

I will be installing a CD player and an 8-track tape player. :)

And even more startling: The line level audio signals are being sent to the speakers via the "CAN Buss", along with all the other digital signals! This means that each speaker will have its own amp. I hope there's no latency issues between speakers.

You are correct; it wouldn't make a difference for audiobooks, podcasts, and YT videos. In fact, for those a subwoofer wouldn't even be needed. But for music, that's where it can be a big difference. It just seemed odd for such a high quality vehicle to have ported subs.

With all due respect, I've been involved in audio for over 50 years, I've built both ported and sealed subwoofers, I know their sound characteristics; I don't have to reserve judgement until I hear them. I will modify the enclosures (seal the port), change out the speakers for ones meant to go...

They look like ported subwoofers. Very disappointing. A high quality sound system would have sealed subwoofers. They make it easier to hear the subtle differences between those super low notes, whereas a ported subwoofer is very boomy... the kind of vehicle you can hear/feel a half mile away. If...

I wonder if the CT will have some sort of Backup Trailer Assist feature like the gasoline Ford F-150. It could be a "summon" type feature that lets you get out and drive the CT in reverse when towing a trailer that you want to back in to a driveway or camping site, and it's done with the Tesla...

Nope, not a joke. There are millions of people in the U.S. who know nothing about Tesla. I want as many people as possible going to the Tesla website to see all the vehicles they have for sale. And having the website's URL on the back of the CT will get some people going there. And some of them...

True, but this helps with demand. Consider all the millions of people in the U.S. who know nothing of Tesla. Then they see a Cybertruck! And they see "TESLA.COM"' on the back. Some will likely go there to see stuff about the CT, and will see all the other vehicles Tesla makes, and this can help...

Yeh, and I'm surprised as to why. I want to help accelerate the transition to sustainable transportation, and turning more people in the direction of Tesla should help with that. And putting their website in plain site on the back of the CT helps accomplish this. But there are evidently some...

I will be placing "TESLA.COM" in big bold text on the back of my CT as a way of giving back to Tesla and Elon. Who else will?