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▲ 15 r/mywhoosh

Are these bots?

There's a group of cyclists all outputting 5w/kg and proceeding as a group in Switzerland, I'm cycling from nearly 2h and I doubt anyone outputs 5w/kg continuously for 2h especially a big group that stays so close to each other

u/mau-meda — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/ender3

I'm thinking of upgrading my ender 3 V2 to a core XY model.

I saw a couple of videos on YouTube and there are 3 possible options:

  1. The dual ender: combine the pieces of two ender. It will require me to buy another ender ( 90€ the cheapest one on marketplace ) and few additional parts.
  2. Ender NG: exists kits but are expensive ( 200€ )
  3. Custom: I saw a video of a guy constructing a Core XY by welding a steel frame and putting parts on it. Considering the dual ender setup is mostly for expanding the frame, I could create a custom frame and put the existing pieces of my ender plus few additional pieces. I believe this is the cheapest but requires the most manual work

The solution that sounds more economical and with the potential best result is the third one, it does require a lot of work on my side, but I feel the welded steel frame is the most stable, it's heavy and very rigid

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u/mau-meda — 7 days ago
▲ 3 r/triathlon

I noticed that from when I switched from running to triathlon I got considerably slower

I know they are not the same workout type, but my coach doesn't give me intervals like 2K anymore but longer ones of minimum 5K

I also gained a good 5Kg, seems the portion of running that has become bike and swimming, even if it's longer it burns less calories

I used to do 1h20 but I feel I should consider myself lucky if I can manage 1h27 on a half marathon ( without the other sports )

u/mau-meda — 8 days ago
▲ 7 r/mywhoosh

Game freezes for ~10s always on the same turn

I can see I'm not the only one because after it unfreeze I can see some other people that were nearby drop to 0W for 1-2s

u/mau-meda — 12 days ago
▲ 11 r/ender3v2

I have a Ender 3 V2 with dual axis and klipper.

Many prints it does have terrible layer adhesion, and they usually result squished.

The test cube measures: 20.6mm x 20.6mm x 19.2mm

I did all the tests from "Teaching Tech 3D printer calibration"

u/mau-meda — 17 days ago