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I mean them heavy hatches need them big powerful motors. Them heavy motors ain’t stopping easily.

• kukkamario 3y ago
  Well heavy motors actually do stop easily, but issue is just that detecting when to stop becomes harder. It is something that can be solved by measuring more precisely or adding extra sensors, but somewhere costs were cut and some part of the stack wasn't implemented. Worst case it is hardware side and cannot be fixed by firmware update
• RedShift1 3y ago
  Other brands don't seem to have this problem even though they also have heavy hatches? And in the video with the 4 carrots, you can clearly see the hatch stopping, yet it keeps powering the motors and eventually cut the carrots. Even a simple current limit cutoff would have prevented this, so either the limit is set way too high or there's no limit at all.