As my battery drains, the voltage reported by diagnostics drops. At below 40% battery, I can feel the power loss. By 35% battery, riding starts to become dangerous. The folks at Onewheel claim power loss is not an issue. Physics tells us that (power=voltage*current). Unless the current increases, how can the Owewheel folks claim that the power does not decrease as the voltage decreases? Both physics and experience tells me that it does.

@skyman88 Then calling it "extended range" is false advertising if it fails at 30%, correct? Love my Onewheel but this is a big point of frustration with them. They should admit the flaw and give us a refund, instead they just deflect.

Not helpful. Status codes are in the settings, range into the 1000's, for instance mine is currently 14357.

Should add, they told me I could send it in to be checked out. I told them it would be quicker and cheaper for me to just take it to the factory in Santa Cruz, but they insisted I could not do that. Next time I'm in Santa Cruz I plan to just drop in, seems like the only way I'll get the problem recognized in a timely manner.

@holageorgia I've had the same issue when below 40%. Onewheel support was unable to give me any help other than "can you take a video of it happening"... "you mean me falling on my face?" I've just come to the realization that I can't ride safely at less than 40%, which is a shame since that's much less than the advertised range. I still love my board, but am frustrated with their inability to recognize the problem.

Is there somewhere I can find a list of status codes?