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My home and work are connected to the Minneapolis Skyway, which is the biggest system of connected buildings in the world.  Most surfaces are tile or short carpet and great for the hovershoes.  I'm not brazen enough to ride these to work during rush hour when the skyways are crowded, but I'll take them to Target on the weekends.  During the week, I just ride my MTen3 outside.  

Makes sense, the board must know to play a sound. Never mind

Not the charging voltage directly, but they measure the battery voltage supplied to the board. This is almost the charging voltage - just some voltage drop along the protection circuits. Imo the "natural"/easiest solution to play some sound by firmware once charging is done?!

I believe initially he was discussing GearBest getting into selling InMotion, not that InMotion was not serious before. The market for the V8 was not as large as they anticipated when it was first released, but has been growing as EUCs become more well known. Now with GearBest selling it, they will likely continue to increase volume.  The Z6 shipping from GearBest was a crazy price though of $250 approximately,  The good news is Fed-Ex handled the final leg of the delivery, at least in some cases, and deliveries completed in 15 days.  That's not bad.  Not sure if the same would be true for InMotion products, but I would just buy direct from them or eWheels in the US if I wanted one most likely (and I do want a V10F... but need to make space and Ali has/had such good pricing on the MSX. Ugly, but much better Wh value.)

“Motored vehicle” Well ? In my state it is motored, but it is not a vehicle. Look up the definition of vehicle. Two wheels of more with a speed of 25 mph+. That said, we have a clause that makes them fall into the same category as a bicycle. To restrict them in a way that you would not restrict a bicycle is illegal. ( thanks to Segway) I still get the occasional “ No motorized vehicles!” From joggers. For the most part joggers don’t seem to be a very happy bunch. 

Not that I know of.  

I see from other posts that one must be a proven person of NON-spamming type to get the privilege to post or PM,,  I am unable to post or reply to certain threads that would be possible for me to help others out,, aka, threads in the off topic discussions pertaining to my other hobbies. So HI my name is Mike, I am a wheel addict. I've been riding since October 20, 2018  With my first lesson being a trip to Boston for a lesson from U-Stride. With the help of Jediah I was carving some figure 8's in about 4 hours. Now I've got approximately 130 miles of riding experience,  1 very minor dismount that had hand and knee to ground contact. just 24 hours after the first experience. since then I wont go on a ride without knee pads and wrist protection, This was a good thing,  Because yesterday was my first real involuntary dismount at top speed V5F 15mph.  was cruising in the rain, carving very deeply where maybe my foot slipped off a pedal, maybe ???   but it did result in a hard impact with the non moving ground and a few rolls and a nice comfortable stop in some off trail bushes.  only have a few sore muscles and tightness, but no injuries. This wheel is limiting my riding time, so i'm waiting on the delivery of my KS18XL  . Also will be adding a better helmet and some upper body protection. My interest got sparked by a RC Helicopter event that I was hosting and a few fellow flyers brought their Segway X2 for some exploring.  After a few moments on the X2 I was hooked,  2 days later I picked up a Segway I180 that had bad batteries,  As I cracked open the cases and was finding the bad cells and trying to revive the cells, my Wife made the comment on how large the segway was and how much was I really going to use it...  This bounced around in my head for a few days,    Then a friend made a comment on how the electric unicycle looked cool,,,, so figured why not watch a youtube video on that,, then I saw the video of people riding them in a skateboard park, at that moment, I had to learn..  So thats  my story,,     

My Insta 360 One X Venture case just arrived and a quick rudimentary test indicates both of the case’s lenses have refined optics that hopefully will minimize graininess or distortion.   The 2 photos below depict the same graphic positioned beneath the Venture case. One shows the image beneath the 2 lense’s field of view and the other shot through the transparent plastic case.  The image taken through the lenses clearly depicts an optic refinement incorporated into the case that preserves the image.  Image taken though plastic housing Below is the image taken through lenses. No loss on clarity.    The Insta360 X Venture case manual also mandates that after capturing and downloading the images/video you must select <Stitch for Dive/Venture Case> and then choose <Venture Case> to apply stitching settings.  I’ll learn more Friday about indications of any lense distortion when I have a chance to test the system while recording with and w/o the case. 

I didn’t do anything and it is working again. 

Like the Hoverboards they are almost entirely unsuitable for any usage except for posting your crashes on YouTube.