Aug 21 2014, 11:06 PM
QUOTE(farghmee @ Aug 21 2014, 10:35 AM)
normally before production, there'll be pre-production units.
these unit are for testing. or maybe sent to shorum for booking purposes.
later come the production units.
as to monitor quality, normally they come in batches.
to define batches is actually hard, unless u r in the design & assembly lines.
during design, there'll be review of design.
assembly lines may have 3, each line 200units/shift.
for layman, it's easier to say that unit >1000 (say only, katakan) is second batch so on so forth.
for me, if u have the luxury of waiting time, why dun just buy any product at mid-cycle or end-cycle.
why?
design is almost freeze as feedback already notified and problem already rectified.
assembly workers have more knowledge (mahir) in fitting the cars.
correct me if im wrong.
i got my very 1st batch of BOLD, thanks god, it even better then the latest batches that comes with couples of complains that i don't have. sometime its depend on luck also.these unit are for testing. or maybe sent to shorum for booking purposes.
later come the production units.
as to monitor quality, normally they come in batches.
to define batches is actually hard, unless u r in the design & assembly lines.
during design, there'll be review of design.
assembly lines may have 3, each line 200units/shift.
for layman, it's easier to say that unit >1000 (say only, katakan) is second batch so on so forth.
for me, if u have the luxury of waiting time, why dun just buy any product at mid-cycle or end-cycle.
why?
design is almost freeze as feedback already notified and problem already rectified.
assembly workers have more knowledge (mahir) in fitting the cars.
correct me if im wrong.
This post has been edited by tehsarbat: Aug 22 2014, 10:47 PM
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