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2010-03-30 07:08:22 (4756 views) This is a report of our day at the factory yesterday. A preview: waterproofing works 99%, the surprise was a total challenge but it has been basically fixed, all's great!!
Let's go with order....
2010-03-28 18:38:42 (3614 views) About to leave for the factory in T-90.
Just a note: if you have posted something on the old forums which you want to port over to the new forums just go to the /forums directory where the old forums are still visible.
2010-03-28 12:06:35 (3356 views) One day, one translator, one rubber molding machine + operator, a bunch of surprise test parts and a variety of knobs to tweak - that's all we need to laser focus on this problem and pulverize it once and for all.
The molds...
2010-03-28 07:29:18 (3623 views) Alright, we've hooked up the blog to Twitter through this Twitterfeed contraption (link on the left). Not clear how useful or reliable this will be!
2010-03-27 02:53:56 (3523 views) As we're waiting for our factory trip on Monday we're looking into getting conductive rubber electrodes like these created in China. They could be a good alternative to our steel electrodes for people not wanting to make a hole in their CB6000. The cables would probably have to be thinner to attach a connector...
2010-03-27 00:39:05 (3297 views) Waiting for 100 tiny parts from Korea related to this hard to manufacture "Surprise" feature. Once they get here we have Jason's authorization to go to the factory and stay at the machine with a technician for as long as it takes to get this to work! That's really VIP treatment!!
The parts should have arrived today. Unfortunately EMS tracking says the package is being held captive at customs. So we're trying to resolve this issue.
Once we get the parts we'll take the 1 hour bus again and head over to the factory through endless fields and broken down buildings, and let's hope they don't stop mid-way to fill it up with 300 liters of gas because it took 30 mins the first time.
There are a few parameters we'll be able to play with.
- top temperature
- bottom temperature...
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