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TesDrive
@TesDrivenAI
⚡️ FSD TesDrives by Day ☀️ 🤖Grok Builder by Night 🌙 🚀 Starship Season Ticket Holder 🐮 $TSLA & $SPCX Bull



@wholemars The car will start to remember your specific interventions and match each person’s individual preferences

Update to the Constellation 🛰️ I added a live Starlink view — a photoreal 3D Earth tracking 11,000+ satellites in real time (live CelesTrak data, SGP4 propagation). Zoom from orbit down to street level, toggle constellations, borders, launch sites, day/night… and just watch it move. 🛰️ Live tracking — 11,000+ satellites, real CelesTrak data + SGP4, auto-refreshing 🌍 Photoreal 3D Earth with live day/night terminator 🔭 Deep zoom — streaming Esri satellite/street tile mosaic from orbit to ground 🎚️ Constellation toggles — Starlink, Kuiper, OneWeb, Iridium, Globalstar + GEO 🗺️ Layers — place names, country/state borders, lat-long grid, worldwide launch sites ✨ Visuals — swappable map skins, full-sun mode, auto-rotate, smooth keyboard camera 📱 Works on mobile



Starlink Mini 2 is finally entering production, with a built-in battery now confirmed. The current hardware revision is mini2_prod1. The new terminal is slightly smaller than the original Starlink Mini. Its panel PCB measures 225 × 273 mm, compared with 236 × 276 mm for Mini 1. Average EIRP is also slightly lower: 27.4 dBW, compared with 27.57 dBW. The transmit duty cycle has been reduced significantly, from 75% to 11%, which will result in lower uplink speeds. This limitation is most likely driven by the terminal’s power budget. The terminal includes a built-in 4S lithium battery managed by a BQ40Z-series BMS. Battery capacity is currently unknown. Charging is provided via a USB-C Power Delivery port, supporting an input range of 11–24 V. The MAC thermal thresholds have been increased to 95°C and 99°C, compared with 79°C and 83°C on Mini 1. The battery thermal shutdown threshold is set to 80°C. GPS - present. Explicitly configured for in-motion use. The SoC is the same "Catapult". #starlink #starlinkmini2







Driving My Tesla from the Arctic Ocean to Tierra de Fuego in the Dead of Winter… I am proud to announce that on July 16th, I became the first SOLO person in history to drive the FULL length of the Americas with an Electric Vehicle! Total Duration: 747 Days Countries: 15 Longest Wait Time to Charge: 3 days (Peru) Fastest Charge: 35 Minutes (Chile) Distance driven - 46,961km (29,350mi) Windshield broken: 0 Flat tires: 0 (OMG) - No Spare Ran out of Range: 1 (Chile - Atacama Desert) Total energy consumed: 8,444 kWh Ave Energy Consumption: 179.8 Wh/km (286Wh/mi) Bribes Paid: 1 - $100 USD Robbed: 0 Fines: 0 Breakdowns: 0 Dogs Adopted Me: 100+ Funny Police Searches : 2 The Pan-American Highway is the world’s longest highway, almost spanning the full length of North and South America. Before today, no one had yet driven from the tippy top of North America (Tuktoyaktuk) into the Darien Gap to the southern tip in South America (Ushuaia) in an electric vehicle solo - unsupported. My Model X, Beluga, was converted into the ultimate stealth overlanding rig, with a full kitchen, running water, Starlink and 300 watts of solar panels on the hood, which allowed us to roam across some of the best most remote places on Earth with confidence. The real challenges here…border crossings, cartels, and corrupt cops, yet I embraced it all. Charging on the other hand, was quite a puzzle sometimes, being a foreigner and having very little information to go on. I discovered how far along the electric movement is and where the short comings lie…and I can say with confidence that Tesla Supercharging is the best and most reliable infrastructure out there… I wanted to showcase that anyone with a dream can make it happen, without needing all the answers. Thank you to all the kind strangers that helped along the way, and the countless dogs that adopted us and kept guard at night! youtu.be/PwVQiI5j250?is… The irony..Ushuaia currently doesn’t have any power…so this message is coming from Space, Powered by my Custom Solar Panels! @Tesla

kimi’s founder & ceo got his phd at cmu. why didn’t he stay in america?!

Columbia Pike and Fairland Road UPDATE: 10 people transported to area hospitals with minor injuries. 3 pediatric patients. The initial report is that a moving truck lost control and collided with at least 10 vehicles.


Update~Columbia Pike/Fairland Rd @145PM-@mcfrs had 18 persons evaluated between 7 vehicles. 10 persons were transported and 8 declined. No life threatening injuries. A mix of adults and children were transported. As of 318PM, scene access is limited to passing vehicles.












