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That's nice that you didn't get a cancellation fee when you cancelled.
And that's a good point, with the amount of time I've been waiting, Josh may be able to waive the cancellation fee for me.
However, when I originally ordered back in September, it was at the non-inflated price of $75 plus $6 shipping, so if I order from aquacomputer or another European retailer, I'll have to play quite a lot more than that due to the currency exchange and expensive shipping.
But I contacted Josh again the other day, and this time he indicated that there is an expectation for his units to arrive in March.
So it wouldn't be an easy decision for me to cancel with MMM; Josh has been very responsive and I'd save some money by waiting. Tough decision..
Although I wish either MMM, the distributor, or Aquacomputer's timelines were more accurate.
Not sure where their inaccurate timelines are coming from exactly, but it's annoying hearing ETAs that are often not realistic.
I agree with you that MMM should provide a defined shipping date, and then apply the cancellation fee only if you cancel before that date.
The reason I ordered from MMM originally was because they had the best price that I could find, and the local shipping to the states as well.
I was fine waiting a month or two, but did not expect to have to wait 5+ months just for a flow sensor, especially now since we are approaching the end of this pandemic and supply shortage.
That's so ridiculous.aquacomputer's web shop shows AVAILABLE at 2022.02.26 15:40:33 UTC.
That's so ridiculous.aquacomputer's web shop shows AVAILABLE at 2022.02.26 15:40:33 UTC.
If Aquacomputer has extra inventory to let sit on their shelves, why can't they instead allocate those units to help fulfill backorders from their distributors and/or MMM, who have been waiting to receive their orders for over five months now...
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Not many vendors do 'back order' sales. If it comes up again at MMM, I will either negotiate a term on it, or set the 'back in stock' notification.Congrats on getting the High Flow Next. The LEDs should not be doing that and I can't see why you could not set them to white and have them all be white. White is the hardest color and consumes the most power but that should not be a problem with the High Flow Next which only has 10 LEDs in it.. Some cheap-o LEDs really have trouble trying to do white and I thought that Aquacomputer LEDs were higher quality. I have a few RGBpx LED strips. I have never tried setting them to white but I am curious and am going to try it just to see if they will do it. I guess the store credit from MMM was a fair compromise but I don't think it's right to charge a cancellation fee for something that the vendor was never able to ship to you. I will keep this in mind if I ever place an order for a back ordered product from MMM. The High Flow Next is sold out again on the Aquacomputer shop site so back to waiting for another opportunity. If they sell them direct rather than fill back orders from distributors, it will be a very long time before MMM or PPCs or anywhere else has them in stock again.
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »piotrkun« (24. Oktober 2022, 18:44)
I've thrown away my flow sensor and just gave up on using it. My first issue was that it becomes noisy if water temperature reaches 35 degrees.
You also need at least 5 cm of hard tubing, otherwise it'll be noisy too. It forced me to imitate hard tubing using fittings, which just looked horrible.
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »InfoSeeker« (25. Oktober 2022, 04:19)
But there was an excessive noise at 140 l/h. When I switched to hard tubing imitation, it was dead silent, even at 230 l/h. It is possible though that I've confused it with the noise when water reaches 35+ degrees.I've thrown away my flow sensor and just gave up on using it. My first issue was that it becomes noisy if water temperature reaches 35 degrees.
[color=]You also need at least 5 cm of hard tubing, otherwise it'll be noisy too. It forced me to imitate hard tubing using fittings, which just looked horrible[/color].
I do not believe the ' 5cm straight' part needs to be hard tubing, it can be soft tubing. The limitation is no angled fitting within 5cm.
Soft tubing, even with an arc in it, does not create turbulence, as does an angled fitting.
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 2 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Papusan« (15. November 2022, 06:00)
Thanks, sir. So this is due useless works by Microsoft. Oh'well, I didn't expect much different from them. And this mess is obvious also with Windows 10 1809 (2019 LTSC) and newer Win 10 versions (tested 4 differnt Win 10 versions). Is this problem also the same with Win 11 ? And is there some unoficial ways to fix this? As etc custom/unsigned drivers or reg tweaks? Or do we have to live with this? What with some pressure from Aqua Computer pushing Microsoft to try fix it? Last question... Have this been mess been a problem a long time or is this a newer introduced problem? ThanksNo, this is an issue with the Windows WINUSB Driver. Microsoft has to fix ist.How can I change this behaviour?
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