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Eventually (8% market share in the US now, years away from a large share).

I had no idea there was a record button. 😲

I get that when I don't have a cell signal, of course. The car stays connected to the phone running AA (via wifi) and it all looks normal, but with no cell signal nothing plays. That's usually just in remote dead zones though. Probably not the problem you're experiencing, but look at the cell...

Better chance of that than getting back to $8 again where we were all getting excited a month ago.

That would be a bummer if it only looks at objects but not painted lines.

I wonder if it will do the left if you turn the turn signal on that direction? That's the way our Fords worked. Used the turn signal to tell it which side to look on.

Yep. It's frustrating because the Gravity is always recording too, it's just not saving it for general use. I have 4 "horn" recordings in mine now. There's a little red arrow that indicates where the horn was honked in the middle of the recording, which means the horn didn't start the...

I prefer AA nav over the car's nav for directions, views, etc. Plus it includes warnings for police, construction, and road debris (that I think it shares with Waze). The one reason I check the car nav on some road trip legs is to monitor the arrival% estimate, if it's a long leg with a low...

The only way I know to do it is to beep the horn. There's a few triggers (horn, airbags going off, etc) that trigger a recording (maybe 2-3 minutes), but I don't know of any general start/stop feature. Maybe he just meant the capability is there, even though the software doesn't allow it to...

That could work, although the string does have the benefit of being able to place the suction cups wider and out of the field of view so it doesn't interfere with the signal. I think something like that would have to be placed closer. The string I used is actually one of those nylon eyeglass...

Another idea... When I get the new frame, it has screws on both sides for mounting the feet in either direction. That means I can put bolts in each corner to use as stoppers. If I don't want to "hang" the dish from upper suction cups (which leverages some weight on the upper part of the...

You mean the 3rd row triangle shape windows? No, I tried that. Too small. The dish is roughly 10"x12" square. Won't even fit flush in that window, let alone have the extra space to angle upward. It's a pretty tiny window. I tried the liftgate window too, but no go. Barely fits flush, but...

Something like that could work, as long as that lip doesn't interfere with the window automatically going up/down an inch when opening/closing it. Probably need some lateral support too (a piece between the two of them). I don't have a 3D printer to test it out. I'm not too worried about the...

And the app can be used change the height remotely too. Not something you'd want to have to do every time, but in the case of the OP's example of returning to the car when it's parked against a curb, that's another option.

The roof glass is definitely coated and blocks it. Tried that many times as have others. The rear side window is tinted but not with the metallic coating that interferes. Thanks for your post wondering about pressing it up against the glass. While I knew putting flush wouldn't change anything...

Well damn, maybe it was just that simple all along. I rigged up a test to hang the Starlink in the side window at about a 45° angle and it worked almost flawlessly. Drove around my neighborhood making constant turns and it stayed connected (mostly) the whole way. Then hopped on the interstate...

The cheaper (interior) suction cup mount I have now measures just 1.25" from surface to glass. And I mount it in center of the side window, which leaves a few inches of clearance on either side. Starlink specs say it has a 110° field of view (so 55° either side of perpendicular off the dish...

My plan to use my Starlink Mini suction cupped to the inside of the 2nd row window didn't work very well. When I tested it for a few minutes around home it seemed to work fine, so I thought that would suffice. But I just got home from a 2-week road trip and it's clear that that isn't a good...

I wish the turn signal cameras would stay on an additional 3 seconds beyond the 3-blink signal rather than immediately shutting off after the 3rd blink. When using the short lane-change signal, the driver is supposed to signal BEFORE making the move over, so I'm already 2 blinks in before...

Marqie posted this in another thread... https://lucidowners.com/threads/text-messaging-to-customer-care-unavailable-for-two-weeks-starting-the-week-of-july-8th.9330/#post-364557