It's a different way of travelling. With an ICE I would pull into an ugly service station, buy fuel and shit food/drink, go to a disgusting toilet and then get straight back on the road. No smelling of flowers.
Now it's the interesting, funky cafe's/restaurants along the route that are adding fast chargers. I pull in there, have a nice coffee or meal, and then continue on my way.
It's a much more pleasant way to do a trip. More chilled. More 'touching the grass'.
Agree. And torque. You want torque? OK. It'll give you torque. It doesn't care what speed it's doing, it's got torque.
That and regen braking, which is the ducks nuts.
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It's more to do with improved battery technology. New detectors have lithium batteries that last the same ten years as the detector.
This is true, but I like to say
"Things should be a simple as possibe, but no simpler!".
Some people also have a tendency to over simplfy things to the point that they are substandard.
Unfortunately, not YouTube channels.
Might be brand specific. I've been trained to check monthly by turning it on.
It's definitely a thing.
I tested the defibrillator at work the other day, and as part of the script the machine said "remove patients clothing". I overheard a female co-worker say "if I have a heart attack, just let me die".
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You could also try increasing your temperature and/or lowering your print speed. I had issues like this when I switched to using Orca Slicer. It's pursuit of speed comes at a cost in terms of adhesion.
Is that separation happening between the first and second layers?
Occasionally silly https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hu3hrXjMtNI
Occasionally terrifying https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EXYf2DTOsvI
Song at 1:23 of the second video.
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