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Parking Battery-Power Station, 3X capacity and 3X cheaper than dedicated options + extra functionality
- Thread starter GPak
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EricSan
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- Viofo 139A Pro 2-ch w/ DIY 276Wh LTO parking battery
I'm curious to hear what the issues were... I did have some trouble updating the firmware to the previous version when I first received it. After performing the first firmware update, it reported that I was now on version 1.0.0.1 like you are showing above. This seemed odd after having performed an update. I didn't see any other issues, but then again, I didn't fiddle with it very much after I installed it, so I just might not have noticed. It seems that we are also using different hardware, which judging by your screencap, share some software...
Shiwarrior
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I'm curious to hear what the issues were... I did have some trouble updating the firmware to the previous version when I first received it. After performing the first firmware update, it reported that I was now on version 1.0.0.1 like you are showing above. This seemed odd after having performed an update. I didn't see any other issues, but then again, I didn't fiddle with it very much after I installed it, so I just might not have noticed. It seems that we are also using different hardware, which judging by your screencap, share some software...
EricSan
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Perhaps the biggest problem (in my view) with app-controlled devices (ALL of them) is that once upgraded, there is no way to walk back to a previous version that is less problematic. I like the "old" days of computer updates where you downloaded the software so you could archive a series of versions and mostly pick and choose which version to use just by reinstalling. It seems that consumer power is decreasing with each passing update. Bummer...