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Looks like this issue is fixed. Around February 7th it connected back to the app without me rebooting the system and I had no data since December 11. Since February 7th, it is working as intended.

8999 miles and I haven't charged to 100% in months. Still charges to 256 miles at 80%.

Here is how my install looks on the edges. It was done by one person and not from pre-cut sheets of PPF. Even the installer was nervous about wrapping it over. He said it was a possibility that it would lift up and he checked his work after two weeks for an inspection. He said the time it takes...

I had Xpel Xr 70% window tint put on the roof and windshield. It has been sitting outside in my driveway for the past 2 months in 100 to 110 degree heat. If this insane summer didn't crack it, I am not worried.

It doesn't need to be a big shop. There are professionals that have small businesses that are as good as TSportsline and OCD, maybe even better since they do all the work themselves and don't have a weak or new installer working for them. The shop I use is one guy that has been wrapping cars...

I got my Cybertruck wrapped by someone that is only 1 person shop and he gets help with someone for tinting windows. There are many shops that are 1/2 people and these may be some of the best shops around to get work like this done. I don't agree with this statement at all.

That is horrific for that price. It is horrible even for free... I paid $8500 for my PPF, but that included window tinting and also a ceramic coat. The shop that did mine in Fresno was amazing. He would have never let that leave his shop.

What does it say in your truck?

It just appeared today in the app with a quick overview of it. Just opened the app and it was there. Went through the 5 information tabs and it activated under controls.

April 29th installation and I just got the update today that my Powershare is now active. It shows up under controls.

Even if you were able to get your hands on a gateway, Tesla controls the software and you couldn't use it anyways for home back up.

I have never had an EV battery degrade 10-15% the first year. More like 5% and that is driving about 20,000 miles plus the first year. It will level off, but don't expect this type of degradation the first year.

Vinyl wraps in my area where summers reach over 110 degrees would be lucky to last 2 years. My cost was $8500 for PPF, but included tinting of all the windows and also ceramic coating.

Wrapping a vehicle is an art. I would much rather use an individual that is an expert in wrapping than whoever gets assigned to your vehicle at Tesla. I used a company in Fresno and he does great work. Obsidian Red PPF.

This is not in the update. This was just pushed to your account. Still waiting on my access and final inspection. I updated to 2024.14.6 yesterday as well.

That is not a wall connector. That is the mobile connector. The universal wall connector will be installed when you get the power share. It is a different unit that interfaces with the gateway.

That is most likely vinyl and not PPF. If it was PPF, it was most likely returned or expired.

I think the cheapest price you will get for PPF installed is around $6000. I had a few quotes. Just the material alone is probably around $2500 for nice PPF. My price is $8500 with PPF, ceramic coat, and every window tinted.

It has not been updated to the Powerwall app yet. It is not functioning, even for us that just have the Powershare function. If we have a power outtage, the gateway will not supply power to the house. The installers said they will be doing an update, hopefully in June to allow access. I would...

What ColonelZ posted is what you see in the app. It was setup in the app under new products and "Powershare Setup." The Powerwall Gateway doesn't have a version number. It just says "Version --" The Wall connector is the same version as what you listed.