If you want people to buy this, try to tell people what it does. What is D-Fi? What is it transmitting too? Is this something you need for a certain job and irrelevant to the average person? Or could this be tied in to a cool hobby anyone could pick up? Or at least anyone with a little technical know-how?
Hello @oliverstephens6319, Highlights of this unit: • Finger-sized wireless D-Fi transceivers provide instant wireless communication • Transfers DMX as well as master/slave signals between similar fixtures • Eliminates the need for DMX cables • Plugs directly into USB-compatible devices • Works without the need of an external power supply • Fully FCC/RTTE compliant Hope this helps. Thnx
@@idjnow-gear-up not really. What is D-Fi? Is it similar to NFC? What would be a good use case for this technology? If I had two of these, could I plug one into a laptop and one into a desktop for quick, wireless file transfer? Who exactly needs this? Is it used in robotics? Do I buy this if I want to send commands to a robot I built? Lol. Just trying to help you guys out. I'm pretty tech savvy, and I'm guessing that's why I got this ad. But I have no idea why I would buy this product. I'm sure a lot of people will get this ad on their feed and not know what it is. They'll come to the comments to see if this product could is something they could make use of. So let's answer that for them real quick. So best questions I have: Who buys this product? Who is your target audience? If I don't know what D-Fi is already, is it a technology that could improve my life or is it one of those things where not knowing what it is means it's not relevant to you?
If you want people to buy this, try to tell people what it does. What is D-Fi? What is it transmitting too? Is this something you need for a certain job and irrelevant to the average person? Or could this be tied in to a cool hobby anyone could pick up? Or at least anyone with a little technical know-how?
Hello @oliverstephens6319,
Highlights of this unit:
• Finger-sized wireless D-Fi transceivers provide instant wireless communication
• Transfers DMX as well as master/slave signals between similar fixtures
• Eliminates the need for DMX cables
• Plugs directly into USB-compatible devices
• Works without the need of an external power supply
• Fully FCC/RTTE compliant
Hope this helps.
Thnx
@@idjnow-gear-up not really. What is D-Fi? Is it similar to NFC? What would be a good use case for this technology? If I had two of these, could I plug one into a laptop and one into a desktop for quick, wireless file transfer? Who exactly needs this?
Is it used in robotics? Do I buy this if I want to send commands to a robot I built? Lol. Just trying to help you guys out. I'm pretty tech savvy, and I'm guessing that's why I got this ad. But I have no idea why I would buy this product. I'm sure a lot of people will get this ad on their feed and not know what it is. They'll come to the comments to see if this product could is something they could make use of. So let's answer that for them real quick.
So best questions I have: Who buys this product? Who is your target audience? If I don't know what D-Fi is already, is it a technology that could improve my life or is it one of those things where not knowing what it is means it's not relevant to you?
@@idjnow-gear-up okay, so it looks like DMX signals are used to enable wireless control of lighting.
Hello @oliverstephens6319
DJs buy this product for smaller compact set ups for quick wireless connection.