Haha looks like a fun time

Thought I'd share a couple quick shots before heading to bed.

I cannot get the pictures to work so here is off -><-
And here is on -><-

I really like this, great job! Should do one side Yin and the other Yang.

Air Gear XR

Why not keep it simple? A lockable cover over the power button? That way the internals stay the same.
Although, I do not know why you would not just carry the board wherever you are going. Even if it were some sort of secured building, I'm sure there are trustworthy personnel whose reception area will hold it.

@craigmo said in Better Nosedive Warning:

I've never ridden it before or since.

Sorry for your pains but, and don't take this in the wrong way, this one sentence will sum up why you nosedived; there is no fix for what occurred other than you take the time to learn the board and respect it the way you should any other boardsport.

Although I agree that there should be a better warning, as when pushback occurs it leaves some play room where those of us concerned like to ride, the "fixes" that are being proposed don't make sense from a physics standpoint. The best fix would be a stronger motor; I want my onewheel to go 50 mph but I'm nuts (half joking). As it stand now, the device simulates pushback by decreasing the threshold dip on the X-axis on whatever side you are leaning, all the while, it is trying to maintain that speed, or if you continue to lean it is then trying to give you that speed in order to keep the board level. 99% of the time the nosedive occurs because of the latter scenario; the board simply does not have enough power to give you in order to maintain that balance. If you cannot understand that the machine giving you momentum in whichever direction to counter the weight/lean you are placing on the board, then you do not understand how this board works.