WC 1M Post Challenge - You Ready?!

[worldspy99]

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After owning a couple of HTC phones, experience tells me they know how to make good music.

And having owned a couple of HTC devices I can say that they also know how to screw up the camera on the phones.

 

[worldspy99]

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.71 devoured my 636... Didn't survive lunch, charging now.

I'm keeping my 640 on 8.1 till the issues with WM10 are sorted out.

 

[worldspy99]

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Yup. The issue I have is the battery is too small. Other than that, it would have been nice to run this as a daily driver on ocassions.

Approved by Z3 Tablet Compact!

You have been spoiled by the Moto and I have been spoiled by the 640 and ZUK. I now charge both my phones every 3rd day and same goes for my smartwatch.

 

[azcruz]

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And which is it?

Peugeot 308

 

[sahib lopez]

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ill just put this here

 

[Sport Driver]

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Peugeot 308

Me approve how do you feel about it.

 

[azcruz]

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Me approve how do you feel about it.

Ride comfort is best so far, I love the small steering and i-Cockpit design. The lighting features are delightful. It's snappy and has enough power for my needs.

 

[Sport Driver]

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Ride comfort is best so far, I love the small steering and i-Cockpit design. The lighting features are delightful. It's snappy and has enough power for my needs.

Does it have LED lights?

 

[azcruz]

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Does it have LED lights?

Yes, full LED...

 

[Sport Driver]

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Yes, full LED...
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Way to go, how are they?

 

[azcruz]

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Way to go, how are they?

Love it

 

[N_LaRUE]

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Way to go, how are they?

Probably too bright for everyone else on the road...

 

[Sport Driver]

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Probably too bright for everyone else on the road...

As long as he sees good

 

[N_LaRUE]

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As long as he sees good

I've been driving a lot on the motorways here and at night especially because of where my house is compared to where I'm living. I find LED headlights to be very bright and blinding. Especially on SUVs.

 

[azcruz]

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Probably too bright for everyone else on the road...

Definitely not to the abusive mo$)(&)$;2;@& owners of SUVs with LIGHT BARS in this country.

 

[azcruz]

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I've been driving a lot on the motorways here and at night especially because of where my house is compared to where I'm living. I find LED headlights to be very bright and blinding. Especially on SUVs.

If they're done right, it won't be blinding. I can stare at the lights of my car and not be blinded. In contrast, I can't stare at the high beam lights of my other Subaru, which is Halogen.

 

[Sport Driver]

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I've been driving a lot on the motorways here and at night especially because of where my house is compared to where I'm living. I find LED headlights to be very bright and blinding. Especially on SUVs.

SUVs are annoying anyways, they lights are too high up, same with MPVs

 

[N_LaRUE]

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If they're done right, it won't be blinding. I can stare at the lights of my car and not be blinded. In contrast, I can't stare at the high beam lights of my other Subaru, which is Halogen.

SUVs are annoying anyways, they lights are too high up, same with MPVs

Part of the problem is that the motorway is fairly dark so you get used to the other lights than someone comes by with these ridiculously bright lights and you're temporarily blinded.

Now I can't say for certain all are LEDs but I know from my work that LEDs are very bright and glare a lot. Especially if they're pure white.

 

[Sport Driver]

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Part of the problem is that the motorway is fairly dark so you get used to the other lights than someone comes by with these ridiculously bright lights and you're temporarily blinded.

Now I can't say for certain all are LEDs but I know from my work that LEDs are very bright and glare a lot. Especially if they're pure white.

HID kits are awful in that aspect as far as I know. Well matrix lights save the day

 

[N_LaRUE]

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HID kits are awful in that aspect as far as I know. Well matrix lights save the day

Yes HIDs are bad. Very blinding as well.

Keep in mind I'm working with the latest in LED technology for industry. I know quite a bit about them. Not be authoritarian or anything but I've been around LED lighting technology for over two years now. Deal with several vendors and have seen the developments of new LEDs and fixtures.

LEDs work in the blue light spectrum so appear to be brighter than they actually are. Diffusers are what tone down LEDs. LEDs are very direct and need reflectors to throw the light properly. The light does spread like any other light but they have a tendency to glare significantly. 5000K LEDs are very very bright.

LEDs themselves are very robust and work great at low temperatures. They fail quickly at high temps (above 40C). They are low energy consuming and produce low heat. The drivers of LEDs are the main issue.They tend to be the heat source for LEDs and tend to be the point of failure. LEDs have a high and long inrush current creating spikes in initial energy when they are turned on and mellow out after awhile. Believe it or not too many on a circuit can cause issues even though the energy use is low mainly due to this inrush current especially on AC circuits.

On a car they obviously use DC LEDs. They don't suffer so much from inrush problems as their AC counterparts. They do have to be careful with the heat produced by the motor so will require special installation. When LEDs start to fail you need to replace the whole thing. You cannot replace just one LED in a cluster. This, I guess is where the car manufacturer will make some cash.

LEDs are supposed to be long running but that's based on climate controlled tests and extrapolated. There are not enough LED installations to prove the longevity of the claims of LEDs in real world situations. That's not saying they aren't good but we don't know for sure if the claims are 100% true. Even the vendors I deal with state this.