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https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en/news/2023/10/31/f-150-lightning-goes-global-again--electric-truck-headed-to-swit.html When will Cybertruck be available in Switzerland? Kinda old news(Oct. 31, 2023), but hadn't seen it posted so here it is. Edit: Just saw it posted but here...

I missed the post w/parts catalog while paying attention to this thread...... Yes, 48V battery is interesting. Tesla with Cybertruck leading the way forward faster than what would have been accomplished by legacy auto manufacturers.

But no idea of anything comparable? So many have been doing it already...... A wiring diagram of the Cybertruck would take a WikiLeaks-type operation. I figured that. And not all of it has been correct.

Have any idea of the size of these routers? Pics?

You may be very well correct. Only thing is I would think David Lau knows the difference between a router and a switch......

Starting at 18:53 David Lau mentions "a small number of basically ethernet routers" Wonder what these routers look like?

@13:25 Sandy mentions "communication over power" guessing he is referring to PoE and Pete Bannon says "no" they use 2 more conductors then explains they have gigabit ethernet, bi-directional for redundancy. @19:30 Pete Bannon explains the ethernet comms.....says it "looks like a token ring...

Is there a link to the patent docs?

Elon did mention ethernet comms.....do you think that Tesla has custom/purpose-built cabling? Any fiber optic for data?

Ok. Upon some reviewing on the process of short selling I was off. You borrow the shares, sell them at a high price and buy back at a lower price, hopefully, and the return the shares at a given time period and pocket the difference of prices. The broker is not responsible any gains or loses...

Just curious. What broker do you use?

May take a bit.....LOL

Correct. Mr. Short owes the broker $500.00 Sorry about that. No. The broker gets his $500.00 share back plus $500.00 from Mr. Short. That is the agreement. You return the shares you borrowed. The only thing you got right is fees. That is what the margin account is for. Not sure about...

That is why you are REQUIRED to have a margin account. The margin account is there to protect the broker. True enough. But most people really suck at short selling so it's kinda like the casino, the house wins usually.

Short selling. You want to short Tesla: You have to have a margin account with xxx amount. Now you want to short 100 TSLA shares and your broker lends you 100 TSLA shares at 1200.00/share. Since you borrowed TSLA shares from the broker it's not yours to buy/sell. Let's say TSLA goes to $800.00...

Also, a margin call is when you don't have enough funds in your margin account to cover what you owe the lender.

You still have no clue, do you?

Forgot to add. The reason for the margin account is if you have to pay that is where the funds to pay come from.

You're a Wikipedia kinda guy.......LOL