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Hi! Who can help to solve this mystery? My speed goes to 22kmh, I am 79KG, and I always drive in Red Sports mode. I want my ES2 to go to 34km/h. My configuration: ES2Lite but changed serial to a ES4 Custom firmware 5.5.1 (1.5.1) with speed 34KMH and motor power 48000 BME v 141 BLE v 104 External battery Regards M -
Got my Ninebot One S1 and E+ this week after both my E+s were stolen/broken. The S1 looked so easy to wrap, so I threw on some woodgrain vinyl. Let me know what you guys think. Also, if anyone is deciding between an E+ and S1, realize the E+ is 3mph faster. The S1 does a harsh lean back at 12.3mph, while the E+ doesn’t begin warning/leanback until about 14.5mph and it can hit 15.5mph before the leanback is harsh. Let me know your opinions on the wood grain. I think it makes it a little more subtle and classy looking.
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Another project collaboration from @Alien Rides and Wraith Rider on my Dualtron 3 scooter. Its definitely fun to see what you can do with these amazing electric beasts. As you have seen the "wraith wheel" you know i tend to go above and beyond what is necessary but thats what makes it fun for me. Please enjoy another awesome video from the one and only @Alien Rides!
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It seems that there was no appropriate place for homebrew stuff, so I figured that this would be the appropriate place, as it's InMotion specific. I was working on one of my other projects, when I figured it would be a great time to go off on a tangent, and design a suitable stand for my V10F. This is the end result: I finished the setup with a section of carpet tile under the base. If you need a relatively low friction surface, and don't want to scar up your smooth floors, this seems to be the most appropriate option. On a side note... If the footpads for the V5/V8 are in roughly the same location, it may work for those models as well. I'm also working on another nifty little accessory that may be useful in the future, too.
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I'd love to see your creation's. Whether it's about looks, add-ons, modifications, enhancement or just for pure coolness.
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Hi, I'm looking for a way to transfer sound effects from the application to the vehicle but the actual application only allows voice recording. Someone knows if there is a way to do that with the application or another way to communicate and transfer files to the unicycle? Thanks in advance, David
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The question: is possible to ride a EUC without self balance? Obviously I do the question because I think is possible. Someone's trying it with combustion engines like the pictures. But the electric engine is better due his capacity for spin forward and backward and high power at low rpm. Maybe the work of the auto balance system isn't too much for run it manually. But the advantages of manual riding less lifting or jumping are basically none. So it's worth to make and learn ride a not self balance EUC? My answer is yes. For the Venus racing cup! (see it in the Venus Wars movie)
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Modding and customising my MCM4! Pictures speak all And i still waiting Meilan back light and Handlebar stand for my sony action cam to finish my modding.
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Hey Guys, Thought I would share. 3D printed a body for my Fasion Micro Works Motor and Controller. I had to print the parts in smaller segments and hold things together with nuts and bolts but so far it's been working great. I took a couple of spills as well and it didn't do too badly. I've recently changed my design a little bit and am in the process of reprinting. Hopefully soon I'll have the new one together. My newer version is a bit easier to put together and is a little less wide for more comfort when I ride. Hope you all like. I can share the STL files if anyone whats to have a go. You just need to make sure you print everything with the Z axis as the direction of least force. So most every part on it's side. I was also running out of filament so the prototype ended up looking like a Jamaican Flag. Regards, Mo More Pics..
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I've recently customised my Ninebot One E+ pedals by replacing the screws with MTB pedal pins to give that extra bit of security in the wet. Far less effort than messing around with installing grip tape and far easier to clean than grip tape when the pedals get dirty. There's plenty of clearance when folding the pedals up, so the pins do not get in the way at all. Grip is noticeably better than before.
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