If this was an insurance repair, contact your insurance company. They have policies for when additional repairs are needed afterwards. Tell them it's something you noticed later. And if it's anything that could plausibly be related to the accident, they should cover it. It's possible there is still concealed damage that is putting stress on the light causing it to separate and let moisture in. If your insurance company OKs it, I would let a different body shop handle the repair and check out the previous work.
If you paid out of pocket, you're probably out of luck at this point.
They were about the only hobbyist level drone manufacturer that was doing any sort of geofencing at all. Unsurprising they stopped when none of the other companies saw repercussions for not doing it.
I see, I misread. It is a shame it's so hard to find non-chinese power tools. Even "All American" brands like Snap-on, Matco, Mac Tools, all just sell over priced chinese drills with a warranty.
That's how most manufacturing works. But just because 2 different brands roll out of the same factory, doesn't mean they are the same thing with different labels. Brands like Milwaukee and Makita are going to have completely different specs and manufacturing price points than someone like Ryobi or Harbor Freight's house brands.
That's unfortunately/fortunately the only ones that count. The ones that didn't want this, but didn't want this bad enough to actually get out and vote can continue to do so in silence.
Donald Trump narrowly won the 2024 presidential election, securing the smallest popular vote margin for a victor in modern U.S. history, with just 1.6% over Kamala Harris.
I dumped Mint for Fedora over upgrade issues. No ragrets.