Zwerg01
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Most likely, yes. What resistance does the NTC of the battery read?3) these issues are not related to the battery;
4) most likely motherboard is faulty.
Most likely, yes. What resistance does the NTC of the battery read?3) these issues are not related to the battery;
4) most likely motherboard is faulty.
Yes, it should be there.Second image, that chip next to the text U605: is that a solderbridge between the first two pins (uppermost in picture)?
I do not remember it exactly, but very close to normal 10 kOhm when battery is cold.What resistance does the NTC of the battery read
Well, I think this was the exact idea behind this project) We get gadget with open hardware design, user repairable made by a small team of enthusiasts, who are open to the community in sorting issues together and making the product better. I do not get the point of people who expected to receive a MacBook - it is a completely different story, got to Apple for this and do not mess up our sandbox.Analyzing the problem and testing everything out instead of crying about a damaged device is what makes the product better for all of us!
Sure. Base on the numbers from people reporting in this forum, we average approx. 17 units per month. Based on these numbers, we are at 220 on christmas. On the following diagram, you can see, that everything is as usual. The most funny thing for me, pyra should make everything different than pandora, but at the end, everything is exactly the same. (with one exception: craig is not involved). BTW: last "official" newspost from January 9th?Can we get a 'Pyras built' counter?
Well, on the one hand you are completely right. On the other hand there are quite some unexpected issues, objectively slowing everything down. Major of these are: corona stuff and bad cases. Every Pyra owner who opened his unit will confirm, that there is a lot of manual dremel tinkering done on every case to make it fit and operate properly. ED just can not afford to thow these 500 cases away and produce new moulds yet. So yes, until he will be able to hire a number of people with good DIY skills helping him to tweak those cases - Pyras are going to be assembled in a relatively slow pace. When he will hire them - things will be just slow. Normal pace of production will happen only when (if) current moulds will be modified, or the new moulds will be created.Sure. Base on the numbers from people reporting in this forum, we average approx. 17 units per month. Based on these numbers, we are at 220 on christmas. On the following diagram, you can see, that everything is as usual. The most funny thing for me, pyra should make everything different than pandora, but at the end, everything is exactly the same. (with one exception: craig is not involved). BTW: last "official" newspost from January 9th?
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How do I know what was my order number from 1 to 500Progress has been slowed due to obvious reasons, so unless you're a pre-pre-orderer (in the first 200), then don't expect an email for at least 8 weeks, then it will be the first early pre-orderers who will be getting theirs from the first 500 units. Unfortunately, it's a tough waiting game for most of us, but the processes are being gradually refined I believe.
If you were in the first 200, then you should have a signed, numbered PCB. Beyond that, it's just down to when (how soon after pre-orders started) you orderered (you'll be in a group, I think). I was quite a bit after the first 500, so I'm not sure myself.How do I know what was my order number from 1 to 500
Good question. It is logic that those fellows affected shall contact ED. Looks like a warranty case. But there is no info whether they did it or not.What will happen with the cracked units?
I see what you did there.Looks like a warranty case.
ED is very serious about customer service.What will happen with the cracked units?
Even the 98% of the forum thinks that I'm a troll, I know for sure that ED is a very good proffesional (and even a cool guy) and I'm sure that he is aware of it and going to give a solution, but I also want to know if it's going to be a future issue or if they are going to do something to avoid it in future cases.ED is very serious about customer service.
Hi there! So today I've received my pre-preorder Pyra s.n. 104. I bet this is the first and only delivered to Mother Russia! Now I will be able to hack all the American elections much better! (Joke. Maybe.)
Comrades, dear ED! I need to admit that numerous times, especially in recent years, I was getting a bit tired of all the struggle the project faced. Occasionally I even thought about cancelling the order. That said, today holding that FEDEX box in my hand I've experienced so much excitement that I didn't feel in years (well, maybe except the day I received the delivery of my son). For those who still haven't watched Pyra unboxing - do not do it! ED did such a great job with Pyra package that you really want to experience it first hand!
The only issue I experience right now - is that something is missing. And it is the WAIT. ED, you need to start another project, immediately. No matter what it actually would be, you personally do not even have to know it yet. Just let us pre-order something else ASAP!
Best regards,
Artem
Hello, comrade! Moreover, using vouchers to pay for Pyra shows up in the invoice as "discount", which reduces the customs duties. Note this.Congrats comrade. Glad to hear that Pyras can reach us in here without problems (all things considered).
You mean that if, like me, you've pre-paid practically the entire cost of the device in vouchers, they count against the customs value of the device, reducing it to practically nothing?Hello, comrade! Moreover, using vouchers to pay for Pyra shows up in the invoice as "discount", which reduces the customs duties. Note this.
Well, we are talking trans border TAXes, which are weird by nature. Secondly, I am sharing my experience with Russian customs.You mean that if, like me, you've pre-paid practically the entire cost of the device in vouchers, they count against the customs value of the device, reducing it to practically nothing?
That would explain why a few people reported not getting tax bills for importing their Pyras. Still, I'm not convinced it's right, fair or legal. After all, if selling your customers shop credit - which they then use to buy goods - were a valid tax loophole, wouldn't every retailer be doing it?
Compare the scheme by which many museums in the UK have converted their entry fees to "charitable subscriptions", thus making them eligible for Gift Aid!
How does this interact with the UK-EU VAT weirdness?