u/Sunny_Life_0815

Hallo zusammen,

ich spiele mit dem Gedanken, mir einen Xpeng (konkreter im Blick habe ich den L03) zuzulegen. Das Auto macht technisch und vom Komfort her einen richtig guten Eindruck.

Allerdings bin ich durch meine Vergangenheit "vorgeschädigt" und extrem vorsichtig geworden: Ich hatte zuvor einen ORA (Great Wall Motor) und musste nach einem Schaden am Kotflügel – trotz Abwicklung über eine offizielle Partnerwerkstatt – fast 7 Monate auf die Reparatur und das Ersatzteil warten. Das war ein absoluter Albtraum.

Daher meine Frage an euch: Wie sind eure realen Erfahrungen mit Xpeng in Deutschland bezüglich:

• Ersatzteilverfügbarkeit (insbesondere bei Karosserie- oder Unfallteilen)?
• Reparaturzeiten bei den Partnerwerkstätten?
• Kommunikation zwischen Hersteller und Werkstätten, wenn mal etwas Spezielles defekt ist?

Droht mir hier ein ähnliches Drama wie bei ORA, oder läuft die Logistik bei Xpeng inzwischen spürbar besser und verlässlicher?

Freue mich auf eure Erfahrungsberichte!

Hey everyone,

​I have a Hruodland f029 watch  (NH38 movement) with an issue on the crown/stem assembly.

​The stem stopped winding the watch and won't set the time anymore. I pulled the stem out of the movement and noticed the stem is still inside the crown, but it spins freely/wobbles in all directions. It seems the screwed connection between the stem thread and the crown has come completely loose. As to my knowledge it is a kind of twin lock crown.

​Since the stem just rotates inside the crown, I can't get enough grip to unscrew it to fit a spare stem.

​How can I get a grip on the broken/loose stem inside the crown to unscrew it?

​Once removed (or secured) how can I use the crown again (I got some spare stems available but no replacement crown)?

​Any tips or tricks are much appreciated!

Hey everyone,

​I have a Hruodland f029 watch  (NH38 movement) with an issue on the crown/stem assembly.

​The stem stopped winding the watch and won't set the time anymore. I pulled the stem out of the movement and noticed the stem is still inside the crown, but it spins freely/wobbles in all directions. It seems the screwed connection between the stem thread and the crown has come completely loose. As to my knowledge it is a kind of twin lock crown.

​Since the stem just rotates inside the crown, I can't get enough grip to unscrew it to fit a spare stem.

​How can I get a grip on the broken/loose stem inside the crown to unscrew it?

​Once removed (or secured) how can I use the crown again (I got some spare stems available but no replacement crown)?

​Any tips or tricks are much appreciated!

I noticed something and I wonder if anyone has made the same experience just my imagination:

When Minimax 2.7 was released it really worked great for me. But I got much was over time. I didn't really change my setup and the provider is a MiniMax subscription and also did not change. And almost feels like the model is less smart now than it was in the beginning. I got no hard measurements for that. It's mainly a feeling on how many projects are completed and how many tasks are completed by it on my daily work. I also noticed something similar even in Kimi 2.6 which worked really great in the first days and is now slowly degenerating as well.

However, I don't notice this for codex or sonnet.

I wonder if it is just my imagination or if providers use a more cost efficient quantisation or so over time. Or maybe it's another reason...?

Hi,

Ollama provides some attractive proving for Ollama cloud wit their pro subscription. But I wonder how much this actually covers when suing Kimi 2.6 on ollama cloud with OpenClaw in a ~200K context for a mix pof research, chatting and coding? How does it compare e.g. to the 20 USD Codex subscription? Or how many "messages" does it roughly cover?