Re: Rotorpixel problems <sigh>
Hi Geert,
Thank you. Yes, Indeed I have checked all cables. Nothing snags - a bit of rubbing but not possible to route then to avoid it. All cables checked. Assistant s/w was changed as per the instructions.
The lack of range for WiFi is very concerning as the...
Rotorpixel problems <sigh>
Well, after waiting 2 months for shipping .... got the Rotorpixel installed and thought it was working.
Balanced it with the filter kit ... but the camera stutters when pitching down. Tried rebalancing but no joy.
WiFi signal erratic .. more than a few hundred feet...
A little worried - order shipped on April 27th, not arrived in the UK yet a month later. No reply from Rotorpixel about ETA. How long have other UK orders taken to arrive?
Why are you even here then? If the base product is so bad, I assume you don't own one or can't afford to own one? Always puzzled by trolls .. odd things.
Hmm .. I have run a business .. successfully for 15 years with no MBA .. perhaps I should stop now?
There would be far worse consequences for any company if the first few hundred ship with defects, fragile parts or don't work as expected. The audience here is not a very forgiving one and Kerri...
a) Rotorpixel is not an huge corporate - it is a few people trying their best and doing darn well despite idiots with no real understanding of running a functioning business
b) it is a product I'd prefer to work than be like 99% of cheap gimbals that spend more time on the bench than the air...
I have also put a question into my professional camera insurer - see what restrictions they will have on adding the P2V to the policy. I already have a huge public liability one for normal photography so asked if non-pro use of P2V can be included for both liability and breakage.
Wait and see :)
Don't know if anyone else uses this but it was very close predictor for the number of satellites I could see yesterday. Interesting to see how the number varies by time of day rather a bit
http://satpredictor.navcomtech.com/
/rant on and OTT
Personally, if he was factually correct, then why should he not defend his reputation. Many people forget that business owners are people as well - they are expected to suffer insults and rage then thank the customer even when the latter has been completely in the wrong. Sorry...
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