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  1. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
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  2. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    Well it all depends on what money you have to spend, and most importantly, why you want to change your foot plates anyway. Do you want to do tricks on skate parks? Then you probably need to get a metal pair that is more than double the price. Do you want to make your wheel as lightweight as possible, and add spikes for grip? Then these will do a great job. Do you want extra space for a more comfortable ride? Try the Nikola plates on the MSX / MSP. Works great and should be around 70-80 euros.
  3. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    Thanks for the tip. I did remove it and indeed, must be a contact issue. This is on the motherboard side. Seems to be melted. In my case the module seems to be this little piggie. https://eggelectricunicycle.bitbucket.io/Flash_and_Debug_STM32--Flash_firmware_using_Bluetooth--ZS-040_Bluetooth_module.html I will then wait for the entire board. Try first the Bluetooth by itself, and then the entire board.
  4. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    This has to do with the batch that was delayed from Gotway, meaning the summer of 2020. Upon arrival the Bluetooth module was not working. Tested with different phones, and wheels, there is no issue on any device but the MSP. I managed to connect once, and took a screenshot. Voltage is displayed at 82.8V for an 100V MSP on a full charge. Euc World is properly configured, as the voltage is shown correct on an Nik+ and on an Mten3. The reply from Gotway is: "Is the wheel unlocked first? In addition, a voltmeter is required to measure wheel voltage, not app Our motherboard has been updated with firmware. There will be errors in the unofficial version of app’s" Yes the wheel is unlocked. Sadly i cannot verify with a voltmeter. So this might be my fault, we will see. Tried connecting to the official gotway app, but the singnal went dead. No luck since. Fun fact, The fan gave out in about 2 hours. Did not ride the wheel at all. Was just powering on to try and get a Bluetooth connection. The fan just gave out. I'd like your input on the Bluetooth module. Gotway replied: "Does the Bluetooth module flash after power on? The blue flashing represents the received signal, and the red is always on, indicating that the signal has been received" At first there was no led powering on anywhere on the motherboard. After a few (hundreds) power on / off cycles i managed to get this "red always on". Still no Bluetooth signal coming from the wheel. What does "signal has been received' mean? Who is the receiver? I am waiting for a new board, and wishing that i could just replace the Bluetooth module as i wish to avoid replacing the entire board. Any input would be great
  5. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    You can also contact a64@interia.pl
  6. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    Well the only think I really care about is the quality of the wheels . so they might as well be called Chernobyl as long as their wheels are not radioactive
  7. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    your Detective skills are impressive
  8. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    lots of options, none actually that is worth your time. the issue is the battery runtime. unless you play with your wiring, you will need to open your euc just to charge the gps battery.
  9. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    Even if there is a heatsink, the point now is that the wheel overheats within a few minutes of riding. especially if the weather outside is warm. In my mind no amount of fan airflow is going to keep the wheel cool, there is no airflow from the outside to the inner shell. But the fan surely needs to be replaced. What i'd do is make two strategically placed cuts in the shell. One in front and one on the back of the wheel. That could dissipate some of the overheated air. As mentioned before a hydrophobic cloth could work as a moisture and dust filter by covering these holes. Really i am surprised no one has done this mod before. Only drawback 'd be the need to inspect the insides one in a while for potential dust buildup. And i am deeply disappointed by the lack of quality control in Gotway products.
  10. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    well played
  11. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    I'm also thinking of making precision cutouts in the shell to provide some proper airflow. You could use hydrophobic cloth to stop water and dust particles.
  12. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    tons of ideas ! Any idea how-to redirect the USB cabling ?
  13. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    Big Dot, εκτύπωση και καθάρισες.
  14. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    good luck with that
  15. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    One pebble my good sir, and a mug of your finest ale ( drops a gold coin)
  16. Χρήστος Γεωργαμπλοπουλος
    Those Flic buttons are quite expensive. Perhaps there is a way to get organized and buy a bunch as a group for a better price ? What say you, humans ?
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