I need to ship the unit back. That load testing is a series of manual steps, filling in spreadsheet, and plotting. The automation doesn't work due to limitations in the way AP works. So I reserve it for certain products where the extra work is merited.Is it still possible to do a reactive load test and why is it not part of the standard measurements?
The video capability is what is amazing. It renders 24 fps without hardly pausing. This makes it easy to move around with low latency. The other one I had would produce half a dozen frames a second, with a ton of lag. And constant dark frame capture pause (used for noise reduction). The thing is also amazingly small, smaller than a US quarter and has a magnetic macro lens for really detailed view of PCB SMD parts.
I do recall some restrictions like this. Which then gives an advantage to InfiniRay as it is from Taiwan I believe.Yeah, the FLIR ones lag that way. Although I wonder if that’s intentional for export controls or if it’s because they just take their cooled sensors that didn’t meet spec and use them in the consumer one.
I am glad you see value from it. It is a newer higher resolution thermal camera from Infiniray called the P2 Pro.
I think the problem is marketing. They get their marching orders from what the retailers/distributors want and those people have yet to wake up to what measurements mean and what is good.So do these companies just keep getting 2nd rate engineers?
Companies like Onkyo/Integra have a leg up for things like Apple and Sonos integration though.I think brands like this are going to get some brutal competition from Wiim Professional CI Series products when (if?) they eventually hit the market.
There was a rumor in the pre social media age that Allan Devantier’s team behind the HLS-610 was given a very tough set of constraints (in terms of BOM) for the speaker and the HLS-610 was such a stellar implementation, he was moved to the higher end product development. The HLS-610 if I recall correctly had a very simple first order crossover and utilized a horn with a standard tweeter (not a compression driver).I think the problem is marketing. They get their marching orders from what the retailers/distributors want and those people have yet to wake up to what measurements mean and what is good.
In the eighties Integra was the the Onkyo label for real quality. Another label that went down the marketing drain.It is apparently identical with the 100$ cheaper Onkyo TX-8470
And distributors and retailers often condense all the idiophilic bullshit of the moment... But not only them, the YouTube influencers, the influencers on certain forums continue to propagate the same idiocies and some express themselves like demonstrators - store salespeople and knock on objective measurements... and on those who believe them to be more advantageous when it comes to electronics than the delusions of subjectivists who tell you about the veil that is lifted, much clearer mediums when they change the mains cable that powers their amplifier...Je pense que le problème vient du marketing. Les distributeurs et les détaillants leur donnent leurs consignes, mais ces derniers n'ont pas encore compris ce que signifient les mesures et ce qui est bon.
In the eighties Integra was the the Onkyo label for real quality. Another label that went down the marketing drain.
Seems better than the more expensive FLIR consumer product. (Wish I had known before I bought mine...)I am glad you see value from it. It is a newer higher resolution thermal camera from Infiniray called the P2 Pro. It is worlds better than my old Seek Thermal which stopped working with its app.
and the onkyo clone 790e under 700 probably time to time ..Not terrible considering everything it does, but 900 bucks for this ? I don't know...
It would be cool to also see its direct competitors measured : Marantz Stereo 70 & Denon DRA-900H.