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I saw these pop up on aliexpress recently. They look like the Sturdy Bull 16x versions in black. I wonder how is the fit.

The worst part about removable batteries is accidentally installing packs of different charge levels. These can easily be damaged by quickly discharging one while charging the other.

I am pretty sure that they are two different bluetooth modules. I can play music from my phone while I control the 16x from EUC Watch. Your neighbor would need the appropriate app to change settings.

Hold your breath until outside also.

This is usually not a good idea. If cells die in a pack, the others are not far behind.

The s18 could be real dangerous at this point. I would put it where you can minimize fire damage. Could you tell us the specifics of your charging routine to see if there is an issue there? Could you check the voltage output of your charger with no load?

The fuses generally do not blow at high speed. There is just not enough current used while going fast. They generally blow if the current spikes if something gets caught in the wheel or too big an obstacle is tried.

My guess is that it is the fuse. I think I remember reading that the 16x can blow easily if you try to bump and ride up a curb.

I would suggest making sure you axle is tight and did not loosen with use.

I have the 18 inch one on my motorcycle. I did not know that there is a 12 inch one. These are generally tall tires and probably won't fit the 16x without rubbing

There are some BMS modules available for DIY batteries that can be set to balance the whole time while charging. Our EUC BMS do not do that and only balance during the final constant voltage stage of charging. This is why we have to fully charge to balance the cells.

The onewheel has had the voltage of each cell group available in third party app for a very long time. It is too bad we can't get it in our EUCs.

@enaonI hope this is the issue. It was set as p8. I will monitor and see how it goes. Thank you!

That is off too.

I just want to say everything is great. I like having my p22 on an elastic strap on the back of my hand in the palm area. It makes getting to the horn button easy and keeps the watch from hiding in my sleeve. I do have one problem. I am still looking for the long battery life. I loose about 20% per day. I have had the watch about a month and have already had to set the clock redo the settings a couple times for low battery. I have all options off, airplane mode, and did a restart. The watch sitting on the counter without being moved still loses about 20-25% per day of battery. Ideas?