Re: Flashcut

hi

true, but i need a stable, "commercial", and supported system today...
for myself, as a hobbyist, i would definitely use m1, m5, ya, dak or
whatever. someone mentioned responsibility, thats v-e-r-y important
here in europe and i guess in u.s. as well. if, an serious oops would
happen (so far so good with fc) it might be a problem to claim
a "hobby" or part-time-programmer author. its the same with hardware,
i know i can get motors and drivers for 1/3 of the price i pay today,
but i wont get all documentation like fcc, emc, ce, etc. wich are
extremely important for oem´s. as an example, fc´s manual is a
pedagogical, clear manual, not a .txt file stuffed somewhere, thats
really what sets a "pro"-product appart from the others. still, i
really lookin forward to what mr. a. fenerty might come up with. i
really appreciate his excellent support and frankly way to solve
problems








I think you will be seeing in the next year

> or so more turn key type solutions coming onto the market. I would

not

> be surprised if within a year you don't see a 2.5 amp drive all set

up

> on a box along with a windows based controller and the matching

motors

> for about half of Flashcut.