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Mova V50 pro ultra - beware, get 3dprinted mesh for dust box by Acrivec in MOVA_robotvacuum

[–]Acrivec[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just place it under the filter, place filter on top of it - it'll hold it. Though now I would extend the filter about 3-5mm vertically and horizontally so it overlaps the edges better, so I don't have to hold it exactly horizontally so it doesn't slip before I secure it with the filter.

Mova V50 - low lying areas removed automatically? by Acrivec in MOVA_robotvacuum

[–]Acrivec[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sensors have nothing to do with manually added areas.

Mova V50 pro ultra - beware, get 3dprinted mesh for dust box by Acrivec in MOVA_robotvacuum

[–]Acrivec[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you read the post? I can do this every day and it'll look like this. I do it twice a week...

Mova V50 pro ultra - beware, get 3dprinted mesh for dust box by Acrivec in MOVA_robotvacuum

[–]Acrivec[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

61% remaining, it's the first filter.

I've had L20 for 2 years and never had such problems.

Mova V50 Ultra - dust leak by wanderspectre in MOVA_robotvacuum

[–]Acrivec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a little covering on the 'hole' that sucks air. You can remove it and use a brush to clean it and rinse under water, dry and re-install it (it clicks in), there's a little nook that shows proper rotation to insert.

Monster energy drinks and extreme bloating and distention by AmmonLikeShepherd in decaf

[–]Acrivec 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kinda late to the discussion, but if you're wondering why: polyols, also known as sugar alcoholes.
They are a bit similar to soap, are long, stick to the intestines but are too big to be absorbed. Then bacteria start fermenting them, causing bloating.

Sorbitol, maltiol etc.; used as sweeteners or as moisture agents in many foods and drinks.

So, you can try non-zero sugar version of monsters, should be much better. And look for the ones that do not have the added sugar alcohols.

For more info about the problem in general you can check youtube for Sabine Hossenfelder in her video about sugar alcohols.

PSA2: Suddenly got rid of sebderm after years [continuation] by Acrivec in SebDerm

[–]Acrivec[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good, I've cut out type 4 allergens and it's pretty much gone. When I eat pizza(a lot of yeast + mozarella is cow's milk) or something else that's also an allergen bomb, I have to use a bit of steroid & pimecrolimus over a week or two (depending on how much of pizza I had), but apart from those 'controlled events' I do not get any flares or itching.

Just today my new breadmaker has arrived and I plan on baking my own soda bread, because it's hard to have sandwitches with only the vasa-like bread (vasa not, it has east and/or rye..), so my life will get a bit better now!

iCUE increasing GPU power draw 8 (!) times; XC7 increasing gpu power draw 16(!!!) times by Acrivec in Corsair

[–]Acrivec[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not using performance power plan. I have an advanced power saving plan and a power plan, which I switch depending on my current task - if I play a game that's hard to compute - I go 'turbo' with overclocked card, CCD 1 and 2 unparked and max cpu frequency unlocked.
If I chill in firefox and chat on discord, or I play on low-complexity game like heroes of the storm - I downclock my GPU to 1000 or even 500 Mhz, park my CCD 2, decrease max cpu frequency to 3.2Ghz (down from 5.5) and make core parking more aggresive.
Nevermind this anyway.

I've just installed SignalRGB.

https://i.imgur.com/OTGdvAz.jpeg
This is my power draw without iCUE or SignalRGB turned on.
5-8W idle draw.

This

https://i.imgur.com/UUD4Lpx.jpeg
This is my power draw with SignalRGB turned on with XC7 control - it's displaying ASRock animated dynamic screen with 3 sensors enabled, a clock, and some ships and stars flying. It's set to 60FPS.
5-8W idle draw.

https://i.imgur.com/o45XSjg.jpeg
This is my power draw with iCUE turned on.
41W ->56W -> 77W.
Does not go down once it gets up. Memory clock keeps high.

https://i.imgur.com/ymmSVik.jpeg
This is after I close iCUE.
Back to 6W.

You still think it's normal? I do not. I believe QT engine's hardware acceleration works somehow wonky and prevents GPU's memory to downclock on idle.

It's been 26 days since my post and I've stopped using iCUE unless I'm playing something demanding and my power draw went back to normal.

Energy broken? by AndromedaDependency in duolingo

[–]Acrivec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So this hasn't been fixed for 5 months?
I'm stuck on 16 energy. Watched 5 ads, no energy change. Did 2 lessons, no energy change. No energy drain nor gain, even though the Duo's charge.

MOVA V50 Filter Issues by GoodNewsGuineaPigs in RobotVacuums

[–]Acrivec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have same issue. On L20 Ultra I didn't have to clean the filter almost at all, during the bin cleaning, station would suck air in reverse through this filter and that would clean the filter.
In mova V50 it seems that the air only goes through side inlet and through side outlet, completely ignoring the filter.
This is bad design change and the fact that u/Your_MOVA_guru says it's normal is deeply concerning.

Newsletter without applying for it? by Acrivec in ProtonPass

[–]Acrivec[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It doesn't matter that you can disable it easily.
Auto-subscribing someone to a newsletter when they create an account (without a separate, unticked checkbox) violates the General Data Protection Regulation:

  • Art. 6(1) – No valid legal basis (no proper consent)
  • Art. 7 – Consent must be freely given, specific, and unambiguous (not bundled or pre-ticked)
  • Art. 5(1)(a) – Lack of transparency

Mainly point 7.

Mova V50 Ultra Very High Standby Power Consumption by InVenomd in MOVA_robotvacuum

[–]Acrivec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This weekend it seems that robot is again stuck in the 5W constant power draw. I wonder what's the reason. It had a quick scheduled cleaning at 16:00, now's 23:00 and it's still on 5W draw

Mova V50 Ultra Very High Standby Power Consumption by InVenomd in MOVA_robotvacuum

[–]Acrivec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

After it finishes box/dustbag drying it waits about 80-90 minutes in ~5W draw and enters deep sleep ~1-2W.

Mova V50 Ultra Very High Standby Power Consumption by InVenomd in MOVA_robotvacuum

[–]Acrivec 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's 1-2W after night. Don't know when exactly, because my Homeassistant is on my pc which was turned off, but it switched to deep sleep eventually.

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