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  1. Leo Snow

    Convenient Starlink Mini mount + Video

    I didnā€™t want to permanently install Starlink on the roof or on the glass roof inside (because Iā€™ll have a RTT there and itā€™ll obstruct the Starlink connection). Instead, I decided to install it under the windshield. This setup is very useful for road trips, camping, and more, especially if you...
  2. Leo Snow

    Split the 48v power line to a 12v socket in frunk. It now powers the console fridge INSIDE cabin šŸ˜Ž

    I finished my recent project: split the frunk 48v power line into 2 12V lines: - Installed a 12V outlet in the frunk - Made a custom housing for it to ensure itā€™s super robust and looks OEM - Ran it through an electrical 48V-to-12V splitter - Made 2 parallel lines - The second line runs the...
  3. Leo Snow

    My very FIRST offroading (in general and in a Cybertruck)

    Took a scenic drive along the Okanagan in mid-April, and it was... awesome :)
  4. Leo Snow

    Installed OEM like Lightbar on the windshield

    I just upgraded my truck with a Tesstudio lightbar. Instead of the traditional mounts, this one sticks directly to the windshield with adhesive tape, similar to the OEM lightbar. I actually prefer this solutionā€”it's easier to install (though I'm not entirely convinced about UNinstalling, haha)...
  5. Leo Snow

    NAC Extender Cable for a Cybertruck šŸ“ (or any Tesla) - Unexpected Results

    I got this accessory from EVDance and did a few (goofy) tests with it. I remember when a couple of years ago, we went to a remote Airbnb in Nova Scotia. That place didn't have any chargers outside, and if you traveled through Nova Scotia a few years ago, you would know that it didn't have too...
  6. Leo Snow

    First Snow vs Factory All-Terrain Tires (not a snow test)

    A few people who picked up their trucks in Vancouver and needed to drive home asked me how all-terrain tires perform in light snow. Since we just had our first (very minor) snowfall in the city, I decided to take my truck out for a quick ride to see how the tires handle the conditions. This...
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