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Just checking if this behavior is normal for a 2025 BMW X1 xDrive23i (U11).

So, when cruising in Comfort mode and flooring the gas pedal, the engine first revs up for a second and then shifts into the correct lower gear. I am guessing it goes into neutral, putting the engine at ideal revs for optimal power while it is finding the correct gear?

It accelerates and shifts normally otherwise.

Pustimo tukaj tiste upokojence, ki imajo mizerno penzijo in res živijo iz meseca v mesec.

Ampak nek upokojenec s spodobno penzijo, hišo, ki jo je kupil za ceno treh čevapov, avtom za 60+ jurijev in vikendom na Hrvaškem, ima zagotovljen zastonj javni prevoz (po praktično celi državi). Na koncu ga pa sploh ne koristi.

Medtem ko mora dijak ali študent, ki se pridno izobražuje in dela na tem, da bo lahko ustvarjal neko dodano vrednost, porabiti več deset evrov mesečno oz. več sto evrov letno za javni prevoz, večinoma omejen na njegov kraj/mesto.

In to se nikdar ne bo spremenilo. Ker ko politiki upokojencem nekaj dajo, je zadeva končana. V trenutku, ko želijo spremembe in jim kaj odvzeti, je to strel v koleno za njihovo politično podporo.

Edit: Prosim, ne komentirat: "saj ga ne koristijo". Gre se za dostop do zastonj prevoza, ki ga eni imajo, drugi pa ne.

So my yard is about 700m² with a slope throughout, some steeper bits (up to 22 degrees) and plenty of obstacles like trees, bushes, flowerbeds, etc.

I am mostly considering the Mammotion Luba 2 mini 1000 (the no lidar version) and the Navimow i2 lidar pro.

Based on specs, the Luba might be a slight bit better due to the edge-cutting disc and a better mowing efficiency of 430m² per charge. But the main concern is, of course, Mammotion support. Reading through their Facebook groups and subreddits, it seems awful.

The Navimow has lidar, which should be better for navigating around obstacles. It also has AWD, but it has 3 wheels compared to 4. This might also be an advantage since that single wheel does the turning compared to tank-style turning on the Luba. Also, Navimow's support seems quite good. But it only does about 200m² per charge, meaning it would take more battery cycles to complete my yard.

So, considering all this, which would you recommend? Any other models I should consider at about the €1500 price point?

So my yard is about 700m² with a slope throughout, some steeper bits (up to 22 degrees) and plenty of obstacles like trees, bushes, flowerbeds, etc.

I am mostly considering the Mammotion Luba 2 mini 1000 (the no lidar version) and the Navimow i2 lidar pro.

Based on specs, the Luba might be a slight bit better due to the edge-cutting disc and a better mowing efficiency of 430m² per charge. But the main concern is, of course, Mammotion support. Reading through their Facebook groups and subreddits, it seems awful.

The Navimow has lidar, which should be better for navigating around obstacles. It also has AWD, but it has 3 wheels compared to 4. This might also be an advantage since that single wheel does the turning compared to tank-style turning on the Luba. Also, Navimow's support seems quite good. But it only does about 200m² per charge, meaning it would take more battery cycles to complete my yard.

So, considering all this, which would you recommend? Any other models I should consider at about the €1500 price point?

So my yard is about 700m² with a slope throughout, some steeper bits (up to 22 degrees) and plenty of obstacles like trees, bushes, flowerbeds, etc.

I am mostly considering the Mammotion Luba 2 mini 1000 (the no lidar version) and the Navimow i2 lidar pro.

Based on specs, the Luba might be a slight bit better due to the edge-cutting disc and a better mowing efficiency of 430m² per charge. But the main concern is, of course, Mammotion support. Reading through their Facebook groups and subreddits, it seems awful.

The Navimow has lidar, which should be better for navigating around obstacles. It also has AWD, but it has 3 wheels compared to 4. This might also be an advantage since that single wheel does the turning compared to tank-style turning on the Luba. Also, Navimow's support seems quite good. But it only does about 200m² per charge, meaning it would take more battery cycles to complete my yard.

So, considering all this, which would you recommend? Any other models I should consider at about the €1500 price point?

I’m considering buying the Navimow i210 Lidar Pro, but I’m confused by the battery/performance specs compared to the other models.

All of the following three models use the same 5.1 Ah battery, yet the mowing performance is very different:

- H2 1000 → 70 min charge, 110 min mowing time, 348 m² per charge

- i208 Lidar → 110 min charge, 110 min mowing time, 265 m² per charge

- i210 Lidar Pro → 90 min charge, 75 min mowing time, 195 m² per charge

Does anyone know why the i210 Lidar Pro gets significantly less mowing time and covers much less area per charge despite having the same battery capacity?

Is it because of different motors, LiDAR power usage, wheel setup, or something else?

Would appreciate any insight from people who own these models or understand the technical differences.

So my yard is about 700m² with a slope throughout, some steeper bits (up to 22 degrees) and plenty of obstacles like trees, bushes, flowerbeds, etc.

I am mostly considering the Mammotion Luba 2 mini 1000 (the no lidar version) and the Navimow i2 lidar pro.

Based on specs, the Luba might be a slight bit better due to the edge-cutting disc and a better mowing efficiency of 430m² per charge. But the main concern is, of course, Mammotion support. Reading through their Facebook groups and subreddits, it seems awful.

The Navimow has lidar, which should be better for navigating around obstacles. It also has AWD, but it has 3 wheels compared to 4. This might also be an advantage since that single wheel does the turning compared to tank-style turning on the Luba. Also, Navimow's support seems quite good. But it only does about 200m² per charge, meaning it would take more battery cycles to complete my yard.

So, considering all this, which would you recommend? Any other models I should consider at about the €1500 price point?

So my yard is about 700m² with a slope throughout, some steeper bits (up to 22 degrees) and plenty of obstacles like trees, bushes, flowerbeds, etc.

I am mostly considering the Mammotion Luba 2 mini 1000 (the no lidar version) and the Navimow i2 lidar pro.

Based on specs, the Luba might be a slight bit better due to the edge-cutting disc and a better mowing efficiency of 430m² per charge. But the main concern is, of course, Mammotion support. Reading through their Facebook groups and subreddits, it seems awful.

The Navimow has lidar, which should be better for navigating around obstacles. It also has AWD, but it has 3 wheels compared to 4. This might also be an advantage since that single wheel does the turning compared to tank-style turning on the Luba. Also, Navimow's support seems quite good. But it only does about 200m² per charge, meaning it would take more battery cycles to complete my yard.

So, considering all this, which would you recommend? Any other models I should consider at about the €1500 price point?

So my yard is about 700m² with a slope throughout, some steeper bits (up to 22 degrees) and plenty of obstacles like trees, bushes, flowerbeds, etc.

I am mostly considering the Mammotion Luba 2 mini 1000 (the no lidar version) and the Navimow i2 lidar pro.

Based on specs, the Luba might be a slight bit better due to the edge-cutting disc and a better mowing efficiency of 430m² per charge. But the main concern is, of course, Mammotion support. Reading through their Facebook groups and subreddits, it seems awful.

The Navimow has lidar, which should be better for navigating around obstacles. It also has AWD, but it has 3 wheels compared to 4. This might also be an advantage since that single wheel does the turning compared to tank-style turning on the Luba. Also, Navimow's support seems quite good. But it only does about 200m² per charge, meaning it would take more battery cycles to complete my yard.

So, considering all this, which would you recommend? Any other models I should consider at about the €1500 price point?

Predvsem tukaj mislim na dostavo paketov. Vse ostale dostavne službe ti pošljejo e-mail in/ali SMS, kjer je nek časovni interval, v katerem bo paket dostavljen. Včasih je sicer ta interval daljši od 4h, ampak vseeno bolje kot nič.

DPD ima tudi sledenje njihovim avtom, torej lahko precej natančno oceniš, kdaj bo paket pri tebi.

Pošta Slovenije ti pa samo javi, da so paket prevzeli in da je v dostavi. Bo prišel dopoldan, popoldan? Bog si ga vedi. Čakaj ves dan.

Nekako se mi zdi, da je 90+ % klicev iz neznanih številk, ki jih dobim, scam klic. Bodisi me kliče "banka", bodisi imam par bitcoinov pri nepoznanem brokerju in mi grozi zaprtje računa. Redkokdaj je nekdo, ki me dejansko potrebuje. Zato se osebno ne javljam več na številke, ki jih ne prepoznam, razen če me kliče večkrat v kratkem času in s tem nakaže, da je morda kaj nujnega.

Kaj pa vi? Pri tistih, ki imate službe, kjer je to normalno in se od vas pričakuje, da dvignete, je to drugače. Ampak recimo, če vas po sedmi uri zvečer kliče nekdo in ne prepoznate številke, se javite?

Edit: Mislim čisto nepričakovane klice, po možnosti zunaj delovnih ur, ne tisto, ko pričakujete paket in vas kliče poštar in podobno. Na take klice se seveda javim.

I just want to check if I am reading this right. Does the Luba 3 1500 only have LIDAR and vision? Or does it come with the traditional RTK antenna? Because it is advertised as tri-fusion positioning, but there is no mention of the RTK antenna, and the netRTK isn't available for it. So is it just LIDAR + vision?

I was originally going to get the Luba Mini 2, but after reading some reviews that it only does up to 150m² per charge, I don't think that is a great choice. It would need like 5 charges and the whole day to finish my 800m² lawn, which is not great for the battery life.

I just want to check if I am reading this right. Does the Luba 3 1500 only have LIDAR and vision? Or does it come with the traditional RTK antenna? Because it is advertised as tri-fusion positioning, but there is no mention of the RTK antenna, and the netRTK isn't available for it. So is it just LIDAR + vision?

I was originally going to get the Luba Mini 2, but after reading some reviews that it only does up to 150m² per charge, I don't think that is a great choice. It would need like 5 charges and the whole day to finish my 800m² lawn, which is not great for the battery life.