While the idea/design may be sound what is the point if the V3 is no longer being produced.
They should just develop their own entire system.
They should just develop their own entire system.
I would think ! Demand would inspire more V-3 Parts ? Most parts are still out there .While the idea/design may be sound what is the point if the V3 is no longer being produced.
They should just develop their own entire system.
a lot for 10% of priceHas some similarities and parts like the Prometheus
Where are the videos?The good news is Paul's innovation seems to perform quite well compared to Adam's stock v1, v2, or v3 AutoTrickler.
The not-so-great news is that you still have to have (or buy) a v1, v2, or v3 AutoThrow in order to have the other half of the equation. What's also not clear is whether you have to have (or buy) the stepper motor from the v1/v2/v3 AutoTrickler. Regardless... the whole thing is built on the back of a discontinued product line, and so there's the caution that comes with that.
Paul's definition of "Plug and Play" is also very different from mine. After watching his assembly and setup videos I'd describe it as actually quite "fiddly."
He doesn't support very many powders at present. Hopefully, a whole bunch more are coming soon.
Ultimately, the heavy lift of Adam MacDonald's innovation with the AutoTrickler was the electronics and the software. The machining wasn't trivial, of course, but that's not where the magic happens.
Best of luck to those of you who decide to check this out.
The good news is Paul's innovation seems to perform quite well compared to Adam's stock v1, v2, or v3 AutoTrickler.
The not-so-great news is that you still have to have (or buy) a v1, v2, or v3 AutoThrow in order to have the other half of the equation. What's also not clear is whether you have to have (or buy) the stepper motor from the v1/v2/v3 AutoTrickler. Regardless... the whole thing is built on the back of a discontinued product line, and so there's the caution that comes with that.
Paul's definition of "Plug and Play" is also very different from mine. After watching his assembly and setup videos I'd describe it as actually quite "fiddly."
He doesn't support very many powders at present. Hopefully, a whole bunch more are coming soon.
Where are the videos?
YeaHas some similarities and parts like the Prometheus
Show me something 3D printed on it..???I don’t see the advantage over the V4.
Your point?Show me something 3D printed on it..???
Tell ya in a few days …Your point?
Not even closeYea
Looks like the Prometheus trickler
I can’t say I have any issues with my V3 for another $350 to solve.
I could not agree more, what I fail to understand is why anyone on this forum or any other forum for that matter gives one iota of a F@&# how I chose to spend MY money, on any product. They are not my banker, wife, or father. I would think in these challenging economic times that we would all stand behind any business started and manufactured here in the US rather than trash talk them....sure is not helpful to the local economies and the general demeanor of this forum which is supposed to be a venue to offer informative exchange to further the sport.Why all the negativity? You buy it or don't buy it. If you are going to find fault with it or zcriticize it, then make a better unit.