Greetings my fellow Cybertruck enthusiast,
On Sunday evening Dec 29th, at approximately 8:20 pm, my friend’s wife and their daughter were traveling in her Ford Mustang West bound on Griffin Rd, between I-95 & 441, in Davie Florida, when a Cybertruck passing them in the left lane suddenly and...
I probably shared this before, but any chance to show off lol...
I made a frunk MOLLE
Ive recently seen a company now selling a product that doesn't require drilling or screws. The process is always being improved ;)
I'm going to propose an abstract thought... what if FSD is going to make us worse drivers? If I dont practice my guitar daily, I become sloppy and cause accidents in ears lol.
I see a time when humans may not have the same driving skills we have today. We may be the last best drivers.
It would...
Most of us early Beta testers are too far gone but can remember that feeling from just a little FSD. Now it takes so much more FSD for us to achieve that same feeling.
But i would like to think I can stop using FSD anytime I want, and heck Im not hurting anyone.
I think there is a National...
if you go to the 14:45 min mark that's where he talks about his install.
I was also worried about adding weight to the frunk so I kept it to the plug accessories that I show in my install.
I think eventually someone with come up with a perfect fitting panel.
Im giving a nod to Chuck Cook with his innovative use of MOLLE panels in the Frunk. Has anyone else done something creative in this less talked about area?
Yes indeed FWIW I think that is the best move. Per NEC 250.122 the minimum size grounding conductor you will need for a 60amp breaker is a #10 copper.
3/4" conduit is fine just dont make more than 360 degrees in bends.
Another point I would like you to consider is something called boxfill. If you are planning on making a splice at the inside outlet you need to be sure there is enough room for the splice. I would rather remove the inside outlet (if it’s not needed), pull new #6 THHN, and use that box as a pull...
Sorry I need to add my 2 cents lol. We almost always want to install devices per the manufacturers installation instructions. The National Electrical Code (NEC) even has a section for this, NEC 110.3B.
You have taken into consideration the length of the run, so no need for a voltage drop...
Im glad you were able to make the 110v outlets work for a temporary outage :). Thats funny that you paralleled the outlets.
Are you planning to install a transfer switch or Main breaker interlock?
I would love to see your setup when you get it finished.
That is a great idea and an excellent price. Just keep in mind that you will need to do your own load shedding since this is essentially a manual transfer setup. What that means is that you will need to physically turn off breakers or devices to mange the load/s connected to your Cybertruck, and...