I’ve been wondering the same thing. If the wattage is the same, I guess the power bill wouldn’t change, but I’d probably switch just for how the heat feels. My old heater makes the room feel really dry after a while.
I’ve flown mine on a breezy afternoon near the shore and it wobbled a bit but the footage was still usable for quick clips. For the price I think it handles light wind better than I expected.
Yep, it should work just fine. As long as the TV has an HDMI port, even if it’s quite old, Flixy should work perfectly. I’ve seen people use it on older TVs without any issues at all.
I’ve got a 2010 model and it works fine for me so far. Plugged it in and drove around for a week, nothing weird happened with the OBD2 port or anything. Honestly, I was expecting more issues but it just did its thing.