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@@TheTeslaToursnothing that’s specific to Rivian. There’s plugin coolers I’ve seen. But it’s great to know that sentry mode will keep the cooler running with Tesla. On Rivian, there’s an outlet setting to leave them powered on with a countdown timer or when SoC reaches low %. The 12V supposedly runs constantly. I haven’t tried as I rarely use it because the truck has outlets. I wonder if I could use this Model Y specific fridge. Does it stand on its own or requires it to be in the subtrunk all the time? Can I plug it in an outlet or 12v only? Gear tunnel has a 12v but not the truck bed.
Thanks for the video. You might already know, the position of the door could be saved for this location, so it will always open all the way in your garage. (adjustable from center console instead of using physical button)
@@TheTeslaToursYou said it yourself “Tesla Removed the Stalks from the Model X. Teslaunch Put the Stalks Back On.” Some folks do need it. I’m not judging but apparently Tesla try to cut cost.
@@Irelandrbi I typically hold it in my hand if it’s only a few PSI to full. However, if the tire pressure is low and will need several minutes to fill, I’ll set the unit on the ground. It’s just personal preference.
