Am I the only one that feels uncomfortable with this company giving their product merit by pointing out the issues on a previously released, almost identical item? It just strikes me as odd that they say, "Ours is better than MR's and here's why..." It just sounds like they are pumping theirs up by pointing out the flaws on MR's so that theirs looks better by comparison. I would feel better if they simply explained how awesome their product is without bringing in a defunct company (or anybody else) for comparison. I have no doubt that theirs will probably be better than MR's, I just don't like the way they are going about the marketing. It just makes me fell icky.
Does that make sense?
I have one of MR's Neuralyzers and its only flaw that I had a problem with is an internal main part in the spring mechanism made out of what looks like nylon. Its the main part that slides up and down and engages the upper body with a locking twist. Mines worn and turns with the upper body when you try to lock it together after changing the battery. Which makes it a pain to reassemble correctly so mines been sitting till I can find someone to make me a duplicate part out of brass or aluminum.
Another problem with the MR is while off and just sitting there on display, the battery still drains off fast.
I hope they've improved these 2 problems
A question for FE...
On the "charging port" that is now finally being included in the new MIB2 version....why was it not included in the MR one?
Since you worked on the MR one I thought you could offer some insight.
Initially when it was asked why the charging port was not included on the MR version, it was stated that the original prop that MR received did not have a charging port.
Which was strange to hear because many photos were floating around of the original prop with a charging port and it always showed on screen with the charging port. Or should I say, there was never a pic or scene of the prop without the charging port.
What was the deal? Did MR really receive a rare one off buried on some shelf at Sony or was it really just a mistake made in China and your version fixes that mistake?
I have one of MR's Neuralyzers and its only flaw that I had a problem with is an internal main part in the spring mechanism made out of what looks like nylon. Its the main part that slides up and down and engages the upper body with a locking twist. Mines worn and turns with the upper body when you try to lock it together after changing the battery. Which makes it a pain to reassemble correctly so mines been sitting till I can find someone to make me a duplicate part out of brass or aluminum.
Another problem with the MR is while off and just sitting there on display, the battery still drains off fast.
I hope they've improved these 2 problems
I posted some pics of the part in question..the red arrows point to a "key" that slides inside a channel that runs along the inside of the body...theres 2 of these offset approx 60 degrees of each other.
Yup, this is one of the QA problems that affects the MR version.
The replica is subject to some pretty high stresses because of its spring loaded action. To address this we have produced all the internal shuttle components out of different high impact resistant material. (For the technically inclined its an automotive/aviation material that has a very strong banding force resistance, over 15lbs.) All these components were then tested on on a repetitive cycle (over 1000 repeated cycles) to simulate years of use without issue. We did not use metal as you suggest, partly for cost reasons but mainly because metal striking or impacting against other plastic components was likely to cause further problems and affect the feel of the spring action.
Are you going to duplicate the same part design I have pictured with a different and better material? If so perhaps I can purchase the part from you?