Sadly I fear the Bushhawk suffered a vociferous minority of customers. I was getting a lot of four-lettered hate mail in the PMs about my defense of the frame rates - by people who didn't read what I wrote, but just suffered "Knee-jerk" reactions. Not one of the hate-mailers recognised that the Bushhawk is aimed forward and not backward.
Everyone seems to think the customer is king - but if the customer doesn't read what it says on the packet, then he is no better than a peasant. At least a peasant knows what he wants and will listen to advice...
A good customer is one who knows what the seller is offering and makes a well founded decision to buy. After all, what else is "selling" but a maker offering something he has made for sale. If I have size 9 feet, I don't go buy size 8 shoes and complain loudly that the shoes make my feet hurt. These people did.
I fear that my faith in human nature was severely tested as painter on that project. To get threats of violence for defending an idea is way over the top.