Відео

No, you shouldn't expect it to come with any dead LEDs. I'd exchange it personally.

So there's risks in everything but: as it is, DDL did come out with anew servers, and it still requires wiping and starting all over anyway. That's the first step for them too. You have to retrain faces... all. Because these are totally new servers and all previous data was lost. If you can't connect, it'll be exactly where you're at now... he moves around and does little things, but won't respond to voice commands or do anything complicated. You'll have to connect him to something to get his personality back. Whether you do this or trust DDL again is up to you.

I feel your pain. I went this route because I couldn't justify spending another 4K after the initial 3K ... and yeah my lasted about as long as yours. Glad you ended up on something good though!

Glad you managed to get up and running! I've had a lot of people ask about steep hills, and it's not something I can answer since I don't have any in my property. Looking forward to the follow up on that.

@anoraker Just cut for 2 hours and it is 54 degrees F here. Handled the hills no problem. Charged batteries over night. Just plugged it in and the charger showed charging from 40%. Might not change out the battery monitor. I have used the mower for 8 season now and hopefully I can get 5 more with these new batteries. Great mower, terrible idea to do lead acid batteries that need to be replaced every 3 years.

That's a great idea. As my video demonstrated... a floor jack could lead to certain ... instability, lol.

Great to hear!

So as far as I'm aware, DDL wasn't shipping orders for a long time... now they claim to be. I'm not sure I trust that, to be honest. There are a few people who are selling used Vectors with Wire-pod pre-installed (you'll still have to provide an always on computer to give him smarts) for less than what DDL chargers for a new vector. Like this: techshop82.com/shop/anki-vector-wire-pod-bundle/ I haven't purchased from that shop, but have seen good things on Reddit... so I can't personally vouch for it. But if I were going to do it, that'd be how I would since I just don't trust DDL to stay up and running.

Well I’m keeping my head still to demonstrate the eyesight feature that’s on the front of the screen. But yes, the smearing when moving will bother some people a lot.

Based on repair guides I can find online, it appears as though the P14S Gen 5 has similar levels of repairability. The Gen 4 and earlier does not (soldered RAM for instance). support.lenovo.com/us/en/selfrepair/sr500049-thinkpad-p14s-gen-5-amd-21me-21mf-self-repair-guide Hope that helps!

You can't cut or splice these lights, sorry.

nope! it's more like a true "turn it off and on again" sequence.

You can... DDL offers a monthly subscription that gives you cloud server access to power Vector's smarts. Doing that means you won't have to have an always on computer. But DDL disappeared for a LONG time while still charging fees for access it didn't provide and only recently came back... I'm not sure I trust that. If you follow this process for Wire-Pod you don't have to pay monthly access fees because you're providing the server. The downside is, you need a computer that's always on... or Vector will lose his smarts when you turn the computer off (but get them back when you turn it back on).

All fuses eventually fail. They degrade over time from just normal every day use. And eventually what once was a "normal day' will be "too much" and cause it to blow.

No idea. Never saw it.

The company recently seems to have returned from the dead (again). Whether or not they deliver any orders is not something I can predict.

All yours to have!

They won't directly connect. But what you can do is group them together with Govee's Dreamview and make them act as one.

@ thanks that’s what I meant. Not physically connect them but in the app if I can group them together so they act like it’s one

@@islandsnow Govee's Dreamview does that essentially, yes. It's not a perfect mapping mind you, but they work together as a greater whole.

Yes it acts as the new server.

Hi! You can see all the details on the full video. Short story is: under warranty they brick the device, send you a new one, and then tell you to toss the old one.

Unfortunately, no.

This is an odd one, and I find it's about clarity. but that said, I've seen some people say that they've had luck by switching the version of English (away from US, etc.). Maybe try that?

I can't say I can recommend buying one anywhere, to be honest. The main company that sells them still hasn't earned my trust, and hasn't fulfilled all existing orders last I heard.

@@anorakeroh alright thank you! I did see the company are back to selling the vectors 2.0 but I don’t know if to trust them or not

What error are you getting?

It does all depend on the power brick you're using yes, and I was using the most powerful brick I have (a GAN charger no less, with plenty of amps). But even at its absolute fastest, the Pinecil is slower than the iFixit iron. That's not to say the Pinecil doesn't have its own advantages, which I think I covered in this pretty well. It's not like I said, "no one should buy this."

I bet they'll look amazing!

You're welcome!

Not with a tablet, unfortunately. But you could do this with a Raspberry Pi.

So long as this device calls itself mixed reality (that's what XR means) and offers mixed reality features, I'll feel comfortable comparing to other mixed reality options on the market. That said, I've been working on getting other glasses form factor devices to compare.

That's cool! No need to buy new if what you have still works. It's just good to have options for anyone looking to get into soldering.

@anoraker I would like something portable to replace my butane irons but I need something that can stay hot. That Pine64 and ts101 have been on my list

A bunch of people have from the first video, and a few from this video. I'm not saying it's "so easy a caveman can do it" ... but it's fairly easy.

@anoraker thank you for replying. I just heard. I'm sure you knew before I heard, but I think it's back online. The company that let everybody down has partnered with another one

@@uppairkk1811 They do seem to be up and running again for now. I'm not ready to trust them again, but completely understand anyone that takes the leap of faith. Good luck!

...right. Like the title says.

Hello. Do you have a Vector 1.0 or 2.0 ?

Good luck!

In my description, try the link for the Vector 2.0 instead.

So what this does is stop Vector from connecting to WiFi and then to some server out in the world (that was down for years) ... and instead connect direct to your device and have it serve as the server. So you need the computer on for Vector to be smart. If you don't want your computer to be always on, you could connect Vector up to a Raspberry Pi. Those are low powered.

Hey thanks for watching! The reason I'm comparing them to things like the Vision Pro and such is these promise a Mixed Reality experience (that's what the XR in the name means!), as do the Vision pro and Meta Quest and so on. So I'm holding them to the standard they've set for themselves. Again, thanks for the compliments!

@anoraker I understand how the name is kinda confusing or even misleading, so that makes sense. But they are just advertised as a display. I rechecked the product page, and they do not mention XR, AR, or VR once. Apart from the name. I guess they should come up with something other than XR. Glasses-Display doesn't sound very enticing, though 😄. Anyway, I appreciate the response. Have a great day!

Just from a minute or so checking the website I found quotes and claims like: "Our mixed reality glasses just got an upgrade" "...Viture One is focused on Extended Reality, an expansion of the real world" and "SpaceWalker is an XR experience on iOS available exclusively for VITURE One XR Glasses - and the first and only of its kind." So again, I think it's fair to compare them to other XR experiences out there... where they are better (lighter, cheaper, etc.) and worse (less immersive, capable, etc.). Thanks for watching! It's much appreciated.

Wow! I didn't even know you could get this mower in Australia. So glad this worked for you! It's amazing how improved this mower is after the swap just to the sheer weight drop alone.

I'm glad I could help!

nice!

That's awesome! If you want to expand his capabilities, I released a follow up video to show how to get Weather and ChatGPT up and running.

Yes i think so. What you’re seeing in my video is a 7.5 foot tree and the 66 foot length option.