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It's possible the tail of the aircraft was just far enough out of the way for the camera to not see it, but still strike the edge of the MY. But I agree, ther
by ShakataGaNai 5y ago
It's possible the tail of the aircraft was just far enough out of the way for the camera to not see it, but still strike the edge of the MY.
But I agree, there is still something dubious about this. At the very end of the clip you three people basically stroll into frame. If you're either the owner of a 3.5 million aircraft or a $60k Tesla and they impact each other ... wouldn't you be moving a little more expediently? An "oh shit!" sort of reaction.
The Tesla is also going the wrong direction to get to these guys, theoretically.
And yea, you gotta hold down the summon button. The Tesla manual even states " remaining ready to release the button to stop the vehicle if needed.". If was summoning my Tesla and saw it headed remotely close to a Plane, I'd probably release the button. Especially after impact. Not keep holding it down so it keeps pushing the plan for another few seconds.
- sputknick 5y agoyou are correct, not exactly difficult to stop a summons. yeah the camera by the rearview mirror is not angled up, so could probably miss an overhead obstacle.
- FireBeyond 5y ago> The Tesla manual even states " remaining ready to release the button to stop the vehicle if needed.". Tesla also states "have your car come to you while you deal with a fussy child." Apparently that should read "while you deal with a fussy child but maintain full attention on the car"?