Recent content by sansonoma

yay yay

It must be sprint mode. When I fly the SRs, they seem much less stable in attitudinal control than the couch I usually fly, a King Air C-90.

I love this stream. I respectfully disagree with the SR22 as the proper analog to the Air. The best thing about the AIR is how it handles the road as a pure driving experience combined with the cutting-edge technology that makes it a joy. While the SR22 and VisionJet have the tech, they are no...

So, is what remains here "2.4.10 Update rev 2.0"?

The Greeks, Romans, and Chinese did not have zeros until after the 8th century. As far as we know, the great Arab mathematician, al-Khwarizmi was the first to use a "zero, 0." So, blame him.

Cool.. it's a painless update. It mentioned the TCM on my app while installing. James Earl Jones mentioned it, too at 2:44 on the video:

Got it. Now, my telematics control system is now completely robust.

Thanks to the fantastic Lucid team. I robustly changed lanes automatically. But even more robustly, the door unlocked everytime I approached it. So much robustness.

It just came in - 135 minutes of pure robustness squared. I can’t wait to try it out on a road trip to Tahoe. Kudos to the Lucid team

This update adds robustness to the telematics control module. Happy day. Wasn't that the gizmo that broke in Slim Pickens B-52 in Dr. Strangelove?

That is always a great resource. Thanks for maintaining it. Now, I know that the telematics control module will be robust. Downloading it now...

Gonna give this a shot. Thanks much for theadvice. It can explain why @Bobby has a different experience than us.

That is my experience precisely. Alas, you and I will now get advice about how this is a natural artifact of software development and that we should carry the card, the fob, and a spare battery for our phone - but only use those in proper and secret sequence - and don't forget to approach the...

This totally agrees with my experience. I drove from Palo Alto to LA weekly. I was on 19-inch wheels, drove 70 mph, and got 4.1, including the climbs over the Diablos and the Tehachapis. At 75, I got 3.6, which was enough to get me to UCLA without a charge. No question that speed is the chief...

I am happy to join y'all as I am taking my AGT from Palo Alto to my new place of work at U San Diego. See ya on the road.