u/johnnyhonda

I'm just curious, have any of you ever purchased a Chinese knock off upstream o2 sensor (234-9005) for your RSX Type-S and had it work properly? or basically anything that isn't a Denso for this sensor?

I have gambled with this too many times to count. When I get the ol P0134 on any of my k-series cars I think hmm maybe I can save a few bucks and buy the cheap knock off on amazon or ebay. It has NEVER worked for me.

Either the CEL comes on instantly, or I get some weird lurching behavior as the signal sent to the ECU glitches all over.

Never had this issue buying knock off downstream o2 sensors. Just curious about others experience with this. I always end up just buying the expensive Denso and it works. I just wish I could find an OEM equivalent that was not $150+

> Pure and cool as a mountain stream.

This is part II of an earlier post about the map behavior feeling bugged.

https://www.reddit.com/r/apexlegends/comments/1u8bsvz/map_now_opens_to_a_random_location_not_your/

Previous seasons, the map cursor would open on your location, so when you zoom, it zooms into your location. I think this was useful in endgame fights so you can see the location of the last ring. Open map + zoom, then you can see very quickly the location you need to fight for. So I think I have muscle memory to just zoom in after 7 years of playing this game.

I was able to capture a video of this so it's more clear what's happening. This video shows that ~0:12 now the cursor just opens to the middle of the map. This was the first time I opened the map this match. I will generally open it to see the location of the center of the last ring. I think what has been happening is its now opening with the cursor on the center of the map. Every season before this one it opened with the cursor on your player.

I've also noticed that if you have opened the map and zoomed, it remembers where it was, so next time you open it, you'll be looking at a location previously zoomed in on, which you and your team might not occupy anymore. Then you need to zoom out, and find where you are and zoom back in. It could be just opening to the center of the map every time.

Maybe this new behavior is useful in some context, but in the heat of a fight, where you're trying to figure something out quickly, millisecond to seconds can matter. So I think the previous behavior where opening the map had the cursor located on your player was much more useful.

What do y'all think?

I'm not sure when this started happening, but has anyone else noticed how opening the full map is super bugged? It just opens to some random location in the map that my team does not occupy.

Before this, I remember the it always opened on your position. Now you have to zoom/move the cursor around to find where you are at.

The previous behavior was way more intuitive, I'm not sure what's up with this but it appears to be a defect in the map behavior.

Edit: maybe u/RSPN_Jax can take a look and pass this info along to the dev team.

Looks like they released a set of tickets day of show, got lucky enough to notice this, sat on the site and was able to get a couple! After trying all three times. Says they are releasing more at 5:00pm! Hopefully if you didn't get one you might be able to! And boo to all the scalpers trying to charge crazy prices to people who legit want to go ☮️

Hi there, this is probably a long shot, but I have this cheap amazon headlamp (https://blukar.com/en-us/collections/led-head-torch), and it has a pretty decent sized bettery 1200 mAh as far as cheap head lamps go. However the problem with it is that it starts out at full brightness, which causes it to not last long because i'm sure it's drawing a lot of current when it's fully bright.

In order to turn down the brightness you need to click and hold the power button while it's on, this is most likely adjusting the duty cycle of a PWM.

I'd love to be able to modify this such that either:

A) It starts at the lowest brightness.

or

B) We just limit the maximum brightness.

Now unfortunately the larger IC has zero markings whatsoever, and I'm assuming it's some low cost microcontroller, so reprogramming the PWM behavior is likely going to be tricky. The smaller IC is 4066 CAU = CD4066 analog switch chip, probably for switching outputs, from the main LED, to the array, to the red one, etc.

The SMD LEDs on the right side of the circuit are blue LEDs which function as battery level indicator.

Anyways how would y'all go about this? My best shot is probably option B, just limiting the overall current that can reach the main LEDs. It's probably not happening, so i'll likely end up just buying a higher quality head lamp. Thanks!