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No it doesn't. However, when I connect it to yet another speaker I had some noise which I could remove pretty much completely when pressing that grounding knob next to the XRL output.

I hear you, after more test driving I noticed some regressions. There is also progress but also steps back.

I was assuming it does because I had smart summon for a long time, but I guess you are right. I have not checked it out yet. Too much else going on ;-)

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Thank you!

I'll be back.

... "a sexist would say", but I get your point and boy it is hilarious. I think it just takes time. Humans get used to almost everything. For example, I am a German and yet I am at a point in my life where I start to enjoy a cold keystone light in the summer. Who would have ever guessed that is possible.

@@christianbinek2271 Lol... Yeah, I just seen how that could have been read as sexist. I just meant teaching a new driver in general. I'm not much of a beer drinker but I've tried both American and German beer. German beer is hands down better imo. I actually lived 4 years in Germany while I was in the military. I remember at least 2 castles I hiked to that had pubs attached to them. You walk up, drink, and stumble down. Okay, I didn't drink that much but still an enjoyable time. Keystone light though? Shame. lol jk

Good idea, next time ;-)

Thanks

What are you talking about?

Bro, trust me

Can you show me your Tesla?

That pretty much sums it up nicely. Regarding magic tricks I still try to catch up with Howard Wolfowitz.

Many thanks!!

Thank you!

Thank you!

I did not notice.

Correct.

@@lostmylaundrylist9997 Dann mal Grüße in die Vereinigten Staaten. Hab mir ein Model Y im neuen Cherry Rot bestellt aus der Giga Berlin und bin zur Zeit ein Video zu Tesla nach dem anderen am schauen. Wird mein erstes E-Auto. Wie zufrieden bist du?

Happy thanksgiving!

I share some of the issues you describe. In general though I am impressed by the progress and the rate of progress. I agree there still is room to better utilize map data for example when available (which is almost always) to better plan ahead. Also today I drove the same roundabout again and the car behaved differently. That is also of concern, because we need the FSD to be reliable. I am very confident however, this can be solved looking at advances of machine learning in general. If anyone can do it, it will be Tesla. No other company has the data and the computational power (Dojo) to do so not even talking about the talent and the dedication.

Glad it was helpful!

In a nutshell, because they want to reach earth orbit. Here is an explanation www.scienceabc.com/nature/universe/why-do-rockets-follow-a-curved-trajectory-while-going-into-space.html

it goes to the sea because it cannot go all the way out into space because it will hit a dome that covers the earth..that dome is called the firmament

@@lostmylaundrylist9997 yeah they go out to sea , I've seen many launches cause I lived in Florida , they never go up they curve then go horizontally. Sorry guys they are not going to space

If you have a look at my video at 4:03 you can see how everything is connected. The controller makes it very easy, because it tells you where to connect the solar cells, the battery, and the device you want to power. In the case here, the device you want to power is not directly the fountain but the inverter. For the cheap inverter I used (you get it at Walmart for $10 or so) I simply cut off the connector that usually goes into the cigarette lighter and used the two cables to connect the inverter with the controller (the light bulb symbol is the symbol for the device that consumes the energy). When you do that, you feed in the low DC voltage from the solar cell/battery into the inverter. The inverter turns it into an AC 110V output. You can use the outlet of the inverter as a regular power outlet to hook up your fountain. Make sure that your fountain is not too powerful. The cheap inverter I used can only deal with so much power. Should be more than enough though for these tiny pumps in the usual fountains. Hope that helps.

@@lostmylaundrylist9997 Thank you. Do you connect the battery to the inverter in addition to the charge controller? It looks like the battery only has a DC cable and USB port.

@@rianafisher3306 The battery is connected to the controller (just follow the description of the controller). It is NOT directly connected to the inverter , only indirectly via the controller. The additional cable you see in the video is a bit confusing. It is not a USB cable, but a charging cable of the battery. At the time I did this part of the video, the battery was not fully charged and I wanted to start out with a fully charged battery. Simply forget about this cable. It is not there in the final setup.

One more thing, In all these connections polarity matters. I suggest you have a volt-meter handy to check where is plus and where is minus. This is important.