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Komentari su suvisni, sve se zna....

Usput, koji je kurac ljudima?

Pozdrav,

Kao sto naslov kaze, natezemo se mjesec dana, nikako da plati.

Opomena ocito nema smisla.

Sta mi je ciniti?

Dal postoji nesto prije tuzbe da ga natjeram da plati?

Prvi put mi se ovo desava

Netko moze poginuti, a ovi dobiju odgojne mjere. Mah

Ekipa,

naručio sam Viofo A229 PLus 2CH.
Dok je u dolasku, trazim nekoga tko je može montirati, odnosno tko može sakriti kabel ispod panela i spojiti ga na osigurace.

Zna netko tko bi mogao napraviti to na relaciji Čakovec - Varaždin?

ty

EDIT: Ronis Čakovec, nez jos po kojoj cijeni

I want to experiment with NAM Live and I ended up with this setup:

* iPad Air M4 * Scarlett Solo * Anker 332 USB - C hub * Lenovo 65W charger - can be changed

I have them connected this way:

* I have connected charger to PD input on Anker (for charging iPad) * I have connected Scarlett to the other USB C port

This worked out immediately, but after some time Scarlett Solo loses power and restarts, after booting up again, it works, but again after some time it resets.

I tried connecting only Scarlett to hub and directly to iPad, in both cases it worked very good. No problem at all!

What I also noticed, while I have connected everything to iPad (Charger, hub and Scarlett) iPad shows that it's charging, but actually it's losing power.

I saw many posts where users had some generic usb hubs and it worked well.

What am I missing?

EDIT: I also tried 40W phone charger with PD, but same thing

I want to experiment with NAM Live and I ended up with this setup:

• iPad Air M4
• Scarlett Solo
• Anker 332 USB - C hub
• Lenovo 65W charger - can be changed

I have them connected this way:

• I have connected charger to PD input on Anker (for charging iPad)
• I have connected Scarlett to the other USB C port

This worked out immediately, but after some time Scarlett Solo loses power and restarts, after booting up again, it works, but again after some time it resets.

I tried connecting only Scarlett to hub and directly to iPad, in both cases it worked very good. No problem at all!

What I also noticed, while I have connected everything to iPad (Charger, hub and Scarlett) iPad shows that it's charging, but actually it's losing power.

I saw many posts where users had some generic usb hubs and it worked well.

What am I missing?

EDIT: I also tried 40W phone charger with PD, but same thing

Nadam se da ce i ovi supci koji su imali posla s ovim likom biti kaznjeni (ako se dokaze da su fkt suradivali)

So I've been reading a lot about Norway lately and the EV transition there genuinely fascinates me. Going from basically nothing to majority electric in about 10 years is pretty remarkable.

I'm from Croatia and things are moving here too, more and more EVs and hybrids on the road, but there's still a lot of skepticism around going fully electric. The arguments you hear are always the same ones: range drops badly in winter, charging outside cities is still sparse, if you live in an apartment you're stuck, the grid can't handle it at scale.

Curious how much of that actually played out in Norway. was there a period where charging was genuinely a hassle or did infrastructure more or less keep up? And the winter range thing, does it actually affect your daily life or is it one of those things that sounds scarier than it is once you're used to it?

Apartments specifically I'd love to hear about because that one seems like a structural problem that's hard to work around.

And the last question, do you think Norway switched this fast because EVs were genuinely better and cheaper to own, or mainly because the taxes on petrol cars made the choice kind of obvious financially? Do you regret anything?

Asking because I'm trying to figure out which concerns are legitimate and which ones people just stop worrying about after a few months of owning one.