Currently using YuppTV via Tivimate, my renewal is coming up in August. Looking for replacement service with good Indian VOD content that is updated a day or so of new releases.
Can you suggest alternatives? Yupp used to be good, but recently seems to have gone downhill. I hear GloTV is good, but looking for general recommendations that I can take trial for to decide over the next 2 months.
Espresso Outlet seems to have published the M2 Lite as "coming soon", but no firm launch dates yet.
https://espressooutlet.com/products/kaleido-m2-lite-500g-coffee-roaster-artisan-system
Looks like it'll have a higher capacity than the M2S (500g vs 400g), Artisan only (unofficial support for HiBean), and $1,300 retail. Looks like a pretty solid deal for a decent capacity roaster without needing to tinker with anything.
Skywalker v2 is probably the closest competition to this.
I missed the April honda incentives on the CR-V. I am now in the market to buy the CR-V Sports Touring, and it seems that the April incentives from Honda were excellent ($1250 for financing, $1000 conquest), and have come down in May ($700 and $500 respectively).
Does Honda incentives show up like clockwork every year? I am not in a rush to purchase one, but do want to get a CR-V in the next 3-4 months. Are incentives typically better later in the year, or its random every year?
I plan to buy a used RAV4 Hybrid. Searching online, it is extremely confusing on when the newer sensors broke the e2e compatibility due to encryption. What is clear is that anything newer than TSS 2.5 will not be able to interact with some of the sensors due to encrypted CANbus, thereby not allowing some of the e2e features like stop sign detection, etc to work well with Sunnypilot.
However, what is not clear is that starting which model year within TSS 2.5 did things start to break? i.e. what are the "safe" model years to purchase where sunnypilot e2e features, slow-speed follow, etc can all work well.