RUSP
Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2023 9:46 pm
As an early builder, let me say the actual build I did not find difficult.
However I suggest you read from start to finish the build instructions before commencing.
Recognise initially you are building/assembling component parts, for later assembly.
Quality of the circuit boards is very obvious and pleasing. Extremely well done.
I was impressed that on installing my current phone Sim, the phone was recognised immediately by the Telstra network
here in Australia. Wife could get a ring tone on every attempt to call the Unsmart. Whilst my Unsmart didnt ring, nor could I actually
accept the call, I am sure it is a software issue that Justine will resolve.
The only real challenge with my build, the hammer bell arm when positioned and tightened in place, distorted the Mother and Sister
board alignment, and caused the dial mechanism to jam. This I noted was already recognised and a fix in train, I solved by adding additonal spacers,
Lengthen the assembly.
Aussie Bob
However I suggest you read from start to finish the build instructions before commencing.
Recognise initially you are building/assembling component parts, for later assembly.
Quality of the circuit boards is very obvious and pleasing. Extremely well done.
I was impressed that on installing my current phone Sim, the phone was recognised immediately by the Telstra network
here in Australia. Wife could get a ring tone on every attempt to call the Unsmart. Whilst my Unsmart didnt ring, nor could I actually
accept the call, I am sure it is a software issue that Justine will resolve.
The only real challenge with my build, the hammer bell arm when positioned and tightened in place, distorted the Mother and Sister
board alignment, and caused the dial mechanism to jam. This I noted was already recognised and a fix in train, I solved by adding additonal spacers,
Lengthen the assembly.
Aussie Bob