u/mrparadize

I’ve been impressed by the Lidar model and the experience of having a robot lawn mower in general. This is my first. The only gripe I have is regarding run time vs charging.

I have approx 8,000 square feet of lawn to cut. Split into 4 zones. One of which is 6,000 square feet. I’ve been a little disappointed with how many times it needs to charge during a mow and the length of charging time.

Then I read about battery management, and how you should set the max charging limit to 80% for a longer life span.

I want this thing to last, but I’d rather not give up that mowing time. Any one strongly believe the max charging limit should be set to 80% for maximum life span?

Hello! I purchased the Arcade1up Big Buck Hunter World cabinet on day one, and it's received regular use over the last few years. I've also upgraded the screen with a bigger Dell Monitor and added Glen's Shotguns to the mix.

This last weekend, we turned on the cabinet only to be greeted by a recalibration screen, then we discovered all the high scores were cleared, which was a huge bummer. Every time we boot, the scores are cleared, and the cabinet asks for calibration.

From asking around, it sounds like the PCB's days are numbered. I should also note that the PCB had been flipped over for the past year to improve cooling.

What are my options? Will the PCB eventually die? Does Arcade1up sell replacements? After market is looking like $200... Which makes me think of just getting a budget PC to run Buck Hunter World off TeknoParrot and other hunting games...

What are ya'lls thoughts? Has anyone experienced a similar issue? What did you do about it?