@skyman88 3 charges, and I guess around 40 degrees F, but can that really half the range?

Yea my board doesn't stay connected for more than 5 seconds at a time. iPhone XS, brand new board with 24 miles on it. Can't use Float App either because of bluetooth connectivity issues. Have to be sitting next to my board for it to be reliable

Is there something wrong with my board?

Also I've had the board just shut off on me at at moderate speeds due to it thinking my feet aren't on both sides of the sensor -- which they were. I've taken 4 nose dives because of this (I think) and was wondering if maybe I have faulty sensors?

I think there might be something wrong with it :(

It's brand new, only 24 miles on it

It thinks my foot isn't on it, and randomly shuts off at 15mph, I don't know why
@eckit

I took my 4th nosedive at 15mph because the board shut off, do i have messed up sensors?

Is there something wrong with my board?

I bought the XR hoping to use it as a replacement commuter tool instead of jumping on an escooter every day. I can shred and take really tight turns in those things and hit turns at like 14-16mph and go down steep hills at full speed without worrying one bit, because I have so much control.

I just got XR two days ago.

I nosedived 4 times on my first day. It was the day after a heavy rain and I tried the offroading capabilities only to have mud act like a wall and send me flying off. Made me feel alive again TBH, as I turn 30 in December and haven't done anything extreme since I did parkour when I was 20.

I went flying off at like 13 mph on the street later that evening, and then, while floating at the corner of a sidewalk, a lady with her baby in a stroller commented on how cool those things look and how she wanted to get her brother one. I told them they are extremely fun but I had already fallen 3 times at speed earlier today, mind you, it it my first day. After we said goodbye and headed in the same direction I bailed at probably 14 mph and tumbled in the street and got my back scratched pretty bad and the tissue near my lower ribs hurt; I got back on it was so much fun I didn't care.

I got on my phone and video chatted with a doctor and showed them where it hurt, next day went into a visit, doctor poked at me, recommended a CT scan because maybe liver laceration. Waiting for that appointment.

It's fun but I wonder if I can't go as fast as I could have on an escooter and that I should maybe have purchased an escooter with similar mileage and maybe 25mph (safely!) for half the price of the board.

I do like riding it, but I'm wondering if my commute can take it; it include steep hills, literally Capitol Hill in DC, which on an escooter I can bomb down it at 20mph half asleep, but I am afraid to even attempt on this board.

@mason I got mine two days ago and on the first day I nosedived 4 times. It was the day after a heavy rain and I tried the offroading capabilities only to have mud act like a wall and send me flying off. Made me feel alive again TBH, as I turn 30 in December and haven't done anything extreme since I did parkour when I was 20.

I went flying off at like 13 mph on the street later that evening, and then, while floating at the corner of a sidewalk, a lady with her baby in a stroller commented on how cool those things look and how she wanted to get her brother one. I told them they are extremely fun but I had already fallen 3 times at speed earlier today, mind you, it it my first day. After we said goodbye and headed in the same direction I bailed at probably 14 mph and tumbled in the street and got my back scratched pretty bad and the tissue near my lower ribs hurt; I got back on it was so much fun I didn't care.

I got on my phone and video chatted with a doctor and showed them where it hurt, next day went into a visit, doctor poked at me, recommended a CT scan because maybe liver laceration. Waiting for that appointment.