@Alexmcc take a look on the diagnostic section in the app and see what the actual voltage of the pack is. Fully charge should be close to 63v, flat is about 44v.

The percentage data is an approximation that the app uses and is known to be inaccurate, particularly if you don't balance charge the board very often. 90% is at the extreme though.

@bgood420 it's not clear cut if the board deactivated due to both sensors not detecting or deactivated due to the BMS shutting off power. The sensor alarm may have occurred minutes before the nosedive.

@Kielanders seconded. To import a new board or get a board returned into Australia after repair, you need to pay a fee to declare that it isn't a motor vehicle!

@RickN I'm not sure. I'm in Australia, so time zones may come into it.

All I know is I rode 15km on Sunday before midday, then 7km this Monday morning. My week count says I've ridden 11km this week??? Which makes me think it kicked over into this week part way through my Sunday morning ride.

The cutover time would be somewhere 0hrs UTC/GMT.

Anyone else got any data to assist?

I still use the OW App and just started looking at the week distance travelled.

It looks like the week counter started mid-way through my ride yesterday!! 😆

That would put the weekly counter out of sync with the day streak which restarts at midnight.

Not a major, just curious.

@Lia this is fun. 😁

@Nick-Sabs any digital gauge makes it easier to set repeatable pressure. So use any pump but grab a digital gauge and let a bit of air out till you get the pressure you want.

@joshgrn you in Australia mate? I reckon gumtree will move that pretty quick. Strip the kicks so it looks good.

@Lia if you are thinking about getting some rails milled, you could design in the rear to increase the concave effect, and the front as well now I think about it.

More or less length given you know your stance?

@seucroch most likely is the battery cells are out of balance. That means some cells have a higher state of charge than others. May be a single cell is at the bottom of the allowed voltage range and that will trigger the board to shutdown.

Leave it on charge overnight and it will balance it's cells. If you already do that regularly then it may be the one or more cells are failing. Then your option is to try the milk crate process (search hint) to run the battery right down to the point all cells are flat. Then balance charge for at least 24hrs.

Hope that improves it.