@ktheorin1 said in Onewheel Has Become Slower on Hills:
@stinkyface The tire pressure is right around 20 PSI, which I think it the correct PSI right?
Yep, not yout tire pressure. Got any riding buds who can swap rides to compare?
@gasbreakdipper said in Board slowing down and stopping uncommanded:
@stinkyface the last reading of 0.04 look odd..
Yep. All the Apps allow for 16 cells. Which is whats in the plus and v1. The XR and pint cells are a different chemistry and have a higher nominal voltage, so there are only 15 cells. So the App basically reads zero for the non-existent 16th cell for an XR. All normal.
@Senior-Coffee Since you have two Original Onewheels you could try swapping out the controller temporarily and see if the app issues happen with the suspect controller and the known good board. With my V1 I had an issue recently where the bms registered full charge with almost any level of charge and started giving me overcharge cut-out with almost any regeneration -- swapping out the battery/bms with one from a spare Plus I had solved the issue, the controller in that case was not the problem.
@Senior-Coffee I ride in skyline all the time. When I switch to Pacific the ride feels more tame to me, kinda like tightening up loose trucks on a skateboard. I also feel like there’s a bit more torque and a punchier feel to the power curve in skyline. My opinions only, and based on feel and not knowledge, so consider the source...
@HanahsDax 500 days is a fantastic feat. Congrats on being first to that milestone. 🙏🙏🙏
Been looking at my cell balance after 2,500miles. Amazing they are still near perfect. These machines are really solid. Maybe the regular use is good for them.
@paylork its a battery cell imbalance. FM will ask you to run it down flat, then put it on the charger for 48hrs. Worst case the battery will need replacing. I hope you still have warranty.
@Telomere nice one. Thanks for the tip on the o-ring selection. Mine were still intact with a sliver skinned off them. I too had some paint overspray in the bearing area. At least they didn't paint the bearing! 😁
I suspect a temporary fix. So long as there isn't any bad noise and the wheel is still rolling smoothly (power off). A bearing change can likely wait until your next tire change. I would just keep an eye on the bearing, If you see globs of the sticky grease from inside coming out and rough noise then you need to do a swap. The worse case is if the bearing fails then the stator can rub on the rim magnets. You would definitely hear that.
@Jerre said in Pint Need some Juice message between 5-3%!?!?:
As far as I know this depends on the current riding style/weather/incline/...
This^^^^
Temperature is big factor in my personal ride style's range. I've ridden my board all the way down to 1% in "normal" Ferrite 60° -ish weather, and then alternatively have also had it give up on me completely (unridable) this winter at 15% battery and around 40°.
@SlyFoxxx Turn the board off, then resting on it's side power it on. Give it a sec and you can change the riding mode by tapping the front foot pad sensor with your thumb. (like slapping a bass guitar string) . The light will blink to indicate which mode you are in. 1 blink is Sequoia, 2, is Cruz, 3 is Mission, etc.
@OneDan I'm old and brittle, so with the GPS speedo, I have it set to go off at 11 mph. Pint should be able to do more than that. So I've got a couple mph. As long as I have it in the jogging armband, the delay isn't really that much. I don't want to be looking at my phone or watch when riding.
