Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "We're Tearing Down a Cybertruck!" video.

IT DOES NOT HAVE FULL SELF DRIVING it has "I paid $20k for nothing and a promise from Elon it might in the future"
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@junioo3692 HAHAHAHAHAH what are the losses in a 10 foot 12V 0.5A wire V a 48V 0.124A wire - square route of ZERO. NO it makes zero difference to the power consumption, NO its not less complicates, NO it does not reduce wiring - it reduces the COPPER Tesla use and therefore the cost TO TESLA - not to you!!! You pay $120k. What you. get are wires with a "strength" that is much LOWER, that will work harden exponentially quicker, and be way less relaible in the long run,. IF they went to 48V and kept the wires the same or just slightly thinner with way more strands - that would be good - BUT THIS IS A COST SAVING EXCERSISE FOR TESLA and it means you cant buy any 3rd party items like a tail light bulb / LED
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@junioo3692 YEAH they are moving to 48V cos THEY save about $200 per car in copper...!!! Over say 250k cars a year that is $50 MILLION There is literally NO benefit to you - only massive drawbacks - like the $175 for a tail light bulb they will charge you
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@rogerstarkey5390 How in the hell will it be MORE reliable - you know thinner wires fatigue and snap more easily right...??? Its CHEAPER - its not more reliable
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@casualgamer1209 Ethernet-like bus were tried by Mercedes in the S Class - they were a nightmare.
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All other truck are built to be trucks that do work. I h4t3 the fact you guys in the US drive them as pen!s extensions around town, but at least they are practical for the guys who actually need a truck. This fails as a truck and it fails as a pen!s extension cos it tells the world you like Elon Musk and that is INCEL territory
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THE AUDIENCE CAPTURE ON THIS CHANNEL IS TOTAL those panel gaps are SO BAD I can clearly see the difference on my computer - if this were a BMW or a Ford - Sandy would be ripping the sh!t out of it saying it was the worst thing he had ever seen...!!! MY GOD 7:33 every gap is V shaped it utterly embarrassing, 418k subscribers and 400k are Elon Stans and Sandi is sucking up to them and keeping thir little pnenie weenies happy - . The rear camara is so bad you crashed a $120k truck and he is saying its "AMAZING". if this was a Kia he would be ripping the Sh!t out of it for that. I was really interested in this teardown - but I dont think Ill bother watching - its just going to be an Elon D1CK sucking operation to keep the Elon Stans happy
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THE AUDIENCE CAPTURE ON THIS CHANNEL IS TOTAL those panel gaps are SO BAD I can clearly see the difference on my computer - if this were a BMW or a Ford - Sandy would be ripping the sh!t out of it saying it was the worst thing he had ever seen...!!! MY GOD 7:33 every gap is V shaped it utterly embarrassing 418k subscribers and 400k are Elon Stans and Sandi is sucking up to them and keeping thir little pnenie weenies happy - SO disappointed, hoping for an unbiased teardown - NOT HAPPENING
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So is a van bed.
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@junioo3692 HAHAAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHH. I DO NOT WANT steer by wire it is a catastrophically BAD idea. Planes are maintained by very highly qualified engineers on strict schedules - car are maintained by at best, good engineers and as they get older back street garages. This is a thing that will come and go as a fad. "48v will reduce current". how does that benefit you...??? "brings weight down," AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHH - 20lb on a 6603 pounds truck - OH MY GOD - Elons D!ck must be so sore from you guys sucking it!!! " heavy duty light bar". I dont want a heavy duty light bar cos my pen!s is not tiny "should I keep going on"m. YES YOU SHOULD ABSOLUTELY KEEP GOING ON cos this is hysterical.....!!! THIS IS TO SAVE TESLA MONEY - IT MAKES EVERYTHING WORSE FOR THE CONSUMER
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@junioo3692 HHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHH. oh it contradicta a TESLAS engineer does it - thats amazing. I2R heat loss in a wire depends on R and R is a short copper wire is square route of zero. I build tube amplifiers as a hobby QUOTE "The resistance of copper wire, of length 1 m, is 0.1 ohm" !!!
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