This is the best video I've seen on Comma3X with an experimental --fork?--like frogpilot. You're clear, because you've got the points you want to make in mind. Not verbose. Pleasant voice! I'm watching a lot of videos getting ready to buy a new used car with the key features. I can chime in that many videos complain about Comma 3X lagging on the speed limit, so it may not be a setting issue. I'm wondering why you don't just contact Open Pilot and ask, and wondering if maybe it's that very little the techies say makes not only the least bit of sense to me and but perhaps also to you, which would surprise and reassure me. I'm investigating Open Pilot because I'm 80 and preparing to be 90 and mobile. Thanks for this video. I hope your job isn't abusing you.
Yes I was using Sunnypilot on the highway, speed limit was 110, cruise set to 120 and the car kept decellerating to 100 which makes it unusable. Had to pull over and turn off experimental mode. Not sure how to fix this either but clearly a major flaw
Not sure if you have your answer yet - but I believe the current OpenPilot and most of it's forks tweaks the driving behavior you speak bout (it feeling slow to respond from stops etc) under a setting call Chill Mode. In this mode it is less aggressive and there should be a setting allowing you to tweak it, to a standard mode or more aggressive driving mode.
Is the current wifi in my car (a T Mobile hot spot I carry with me, I don't have a cell phone, I use Google Voice, all wifi) going to be enough to run Comma 3X? Please bear in mind I know nothing whatsoever about wifi.
@@prevailz1 I think I like frogpilot better right now , but it’s really a toss up. There are more options on frogpilot, but they are both good in their own way. I watch for the updates on both.
@@EVERYTHINGcpo yeah i'm just waiting on another part because I have a few things plugged up there, fitcamx and hivemapper, so I'm getting another 12v dc out put up there and need to figure out my layout before installing everything. Plus need to figure out if DIMO autopi and comma x3 can both run at the same time without issue using a odb2 splitter.
@@EVERYTHINGcpo I just watched it again, three times. I can't tell if there is a line marker, but the front of the car is well 'past' the stop sign before the car stops. I think my perception is reinforced by the fact that driver making a right is hesitant to proceed because your car didn't stop where a human would have stopped. Not looking to argue, but ask someone nearby to watch that five seconds and see what they think.
@@OpenpilotIndonesia I went super simple on this actually. It’s just my iPhone attached to a selfie stick and stuck to the sunroof with a suction cup. That’s why it’s a little shakey.
