I have them. They are great unless you are at fault in a crash. However they are very common here so there is a good chance the other vehicle has one as well.
What I think is best about them is the parking mode. If your car gets hit or someone damages it (my brother had his âkeyedâ at a car park last week), there is a recording which can help ide tidy the offender.
Stupid question, so Iâll ask here. Maybe tac0s will knowâŠ
What happens to failed implants as in, manufacturing defects, bad antennas, poor glass seals⊠The stuff that gets caught by DT testing?
Is there just a bucket they go into? Are there so few that they almost donât exist? Not entirely sure what your manufacturing process looks like from start to finish.
Iâd like a display piece for my desk that has each of my implants, but obviously donât want to drop multiple hundreds of dollars on it. They would just have to look identical. Would be useful as an example for friends too.
For the most part we have arrangements to reject them at the factory level and we never see them. With flex and other small batch production we do here in the lab, we have a collection of things but usually do destructive testing on them, so thereâs nothing left just hanging out in a bin. Defective returns also tend to meet this fate, and we wouldnât want to ship out anything thatâs been in someone anyway, even if it was only for display.
That said, we may have some duds around that still look undamaged.
Actually⊠so would I 
Someone posted this photo to the DT reddit and I just love this ideaâŠ
If someone could source this kind of display cube, we might actually start producing these using duds
I gotchu
This one wouldnât be good for bulk or selling purposes, but Iâd probably end up with something like this:
https://a.co/d/3jDkQd1
If you have a dud NExT and/or xMagic that looks mostly undamaged visually, let me know and name your price
The implication that it comes with an injector makes it 5x more comical.
Iâm wondering if anything comes with the little mounting post inside the cube. I guess a 3D print could solve that though
An idea I originally had⊠Think of a picture frame but deep⊠A âshadow boxâ I think its called. Put a piece of felt on the back, with a small N52 magnet glued to the back between the (presumably) wood and felt.
An xSeries should be able to be held up by it.
Boom! Display.
Could throw a small USB powered LED in it too.
@Comaâs
Nice, whatâs it say?
itâs private.
I was just starting to shop for dash-cams this weekend, and was quite lost myself. Too many features. I just wanted something with audio and low light vision to record perpetually to a removable disk, and I figure Iâll let my PC do the post processing if I need to keep the footage. I guess their âparking modeâ features probably save storage by not keeping footage thatâs absent of motion or noise?
? ăœ(ă»âă» )ă ? I dunno. I need to research more. Curious as well.
I need that sign.
Which sign?
âProof that Tony Stark has a heart enginerd is a robotâ
Mine has a setting where it only records when the ignition is off, if the vehicle is bumped. It is pretty sensitive though. Itâs a ROAV model from Amazon. I like it as it has wifi and I can download footage to my phone without removing the sad card (which means I donât forget to stick it back in afterwards).
Wouldnt a cheap vynal sticker printer be more economical. Print em n stickem on cheap cards.
