V11: Battery indicator bars correspondence with % battery app and new function "Automatic Go Home" of EUC World app

[Halig]

I have done a test to see 2 things:

• The correspondence between the battery indicator and the battery% of the app
• The behavior of the "Automatic Go Home mode" function and the battery% indicated by the EUC World app and the Inmotion app

Here the result in case it is useful to someone the sequence of what happens:

100-80% 🔋🔋🔋🔋🔋
79-60%   🔋🔋🔋🔋
59-40%   🔋🔋🔋
39-20%   🔋🔋
19-10%    🔋
At 9%       🔋 flashing and there is 2 situations:

1. The wheel makes -25º tiltback and inform you ""Please get out". You need to activate "Go Home" in the Inmotion app in order to continue riding.
    
2. With the last update of EUC World app you can activate "Automatic Go Home mode", so at this 9% you dont need use the Inmotion app to ativate Go home. The sequence is:

The wheel will warn you with the message "Please get out" and it will lean a little but immediately it will return to the normal position and you can continue. That does it 2 times in a row (at least in my test). It hardly bothers a little while driving, so you can continue perfectly even if the situation catches us in the middle of traffic.

A great option, because you clearly have the warning but you can continue without having to download and open another app. Thanks @Seba!

Once activated "Go home" (manually or automatically):

•  🔋 flashing battery indicator becomes 🔋🔋 indicators

• The Inmotion app shows 30% battery and 40 km range
   
• The EUC World app shows a realistic 10% battery.

In my only experience of reaching the last final tiltback, I have done 10.8 km at a very slow pace (about 15 km / h), on flat ground and without wind. The EUC World app is much more realistic and reliable

2% EUC World app is the final tiltback and you need to get out and you have to get off and walk. When dismount, the wheel becomes vertical and can be carried by your side perfectly (a great advance compared to my previous V10F, which was tilted)

Resumen: It goes from 20 indicated to 20 real as expected and it does it well. I'm in love 😍😂 with the algorithm that calculates the% battery. It is that I have other electrical gags and it is terrible to guess what battery remail.

I hope this helps someone

Edited January 29, 2021 by Halig

[joeepark]

So good. I was wondering why my battery showed full at 85% but this helps so much. Thank you! 

Edited February 27, 2022 by joeepark