+1 The friction here will increase, forcing an improvement.I guarantee this is on Rivians roadmap. It’s a no-brainer that will save them $$$.
40+ years, same industry. Time flies.Source: 21 year software industry veteran
I like it a lot, really. Build quality is way better than my Tesla’s. Features and materials are better as well, even better than in my Plaid. I have many of the know maladiesSo how do you like the truck?
I have both bands active as many of my devices connected only work with 2.4G. Rivian claims I need a dedicated 2.4G SSID. Now that’s, Lame.Most wifi routers are dual band (or higher) now-a-days. You can probably go into your router settings and enable 2.4GHz. JFYI
PPF’d the whole front and rockers today, with amazing help from @twraps!I like it a lot, really. Build quality is way better than my Tesla’s. Features and materials are better as well, even better than in my Plaid. I have many of the know maladies
I have both bands active as many of my devices connected only work with 2.4G. Rivian claims I need a dedicated 2.4G SSID. Now that’s, Lame.
I use Google WiFi mesh at home. It broadcasts both 2.4 and 5 GHz on the same SSID. I guess that’s why I didn’t have any issues w/ my truck or needed to do anything special.I have both bands active as many of my devices connected only work with 2.4G. Rivian claims I need a dedicated 2.4G SSID. Now that’s, Lame.
2.4GHz isn't necessarily old per se as WiFi 6 supports it and it can be used with WPA3.I’ve been through the Tesla growing pains, which continue today. My Plaid build quality is trash. R1T was better there. Many Tesla UI features are beta, and have been for years. I moved from Tesla (sold MYP) because I wanted to try something new. Will be canceling my Cybertruck order as well. I love the R1T, well most of it.
The owner transfer and requirement that the Rivian have its own dedicated old 2.4G WiFi network is lame. It just is.
This from my guide.
You can make this shite up.
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Yours came out much better than mine. I couldn't get the seams to line up properly under each headlight. Yours looks perfect.
it’s not true, though. I have a single ssid with automatic band steering and my R1T connects without issue.I have both bands active as many of my devices connected only work with 2.4G. Rivian claims I need a dedicated 2.4G SSID. Now that’s, Lame.
That’s what mine does as well. It’s a LINKSYS Velop WiFi 6 mesh network that manages (very well) nearly 100 devices on multiple bands. The Rivian refuses to connect to it. It is as it appears to be.I use Google WiFi mesh at home. It broadcasts both 2.4 and 5 GHz on the same SSID. I guess that’s why I didn’t have any issues w/ my truck or needed to do anything special.
rephrased, 2.4G is limiting/limited.2.4GHz isn't necessarily old per se as WiFi 6 supports it and it can be used with WPA3.
I have a dedicated 2.4, 5, and bandsteered setup. MyR1T connects just fine to my dedicated 5 network. Never even bothered with my bandsteered. The EVSE, after reading about some people having issues, is to my dedicated 2.4I like it a lot, really. Build quality is way better than my Tesla’s. Features and materials are better as well, even better than in my Plaid. I have many of the know maladies
I have both bands active as many of my devices connected only work with 2.4G. Rivian claims I need a dedicated 2.4G SSID. Now that’s, Lame.
Update on this. Guide was wrong. Called service and they remotely reset/rebooted the truck. Connected the first time after that.I’ve been through the Tesla growing pains, which continue today. My Plaid build quality is trash. R1T was better there. Many Tesla UI features are beta, and have been for years. I moved from Tesla (sold MYP) because I wanted to try something new. Will be canceling my Cybertruck order as well. I love the R1T, well most of it.
The owner transfer and requirement that the Rivian have its own dedicated old 2.4G WiFi network is lame. It just is.
This from my guide.
You can make this shite up.
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