That’s brilliant man! Two questions :
Anything is possible but it’s definitely not an easy task. The display dimensions would likely be slightly different so it’s not just about changing the FW but would also require changing the housing and PCB.
While e-paper screens have excellent readability on direct sunlight, the refresh rate is not great and I’m not sure how well it would work for realtime data. The cost would also be higher.
Overall, I’m not saying “no” but it’s probably not going to happen anytime soon.
We currently don’t have a good way for getting the Metr module and DAVEGA talk to each other. This may be possible in the future when both devices have CANBUS.
For now I think it would be easier for @rpasichnyk to add his own implementation of the parts lifespan tracking to Metr.
yeah yeah…my battery arrives soon as well.
Looks neat!
Whats the thickness of it in total?
I’m not very familiar with the project and the information is probably all somwhere but I can’t help but think this could be achived on one PCB instead of a sandwich? Or maybe theres a reason?
Im gonna try it when I receive mine. I expect to have to make a custom mounting plate.
It depends on a particular board. It’s been discussed here. You may need to customize the baseplate.
@mmaner Can we please have this and the last two posts moved to the https://forum.esk8.news/t/davega-x-gauging-interest/ thread. This one is meant for questions about purchasing.
Order without housing and baseplate possible? 
Absolutely. The current design is to keep the assembly easy such that even I can do it. 
I’d like a single PCB design in the future. Reducing the thickness is more complicated than just making the electronics thinner. The buttons would have to be done differently.
The fact alone that you’re using a metric ruler makes me want to buy it more.
Damn thats some sexy 2.2cm
Light to medium rain should be ok out of the box.
But if you want to hit puddles at speed or ride in down pours you need to do a couple extra steps,
make sure no fluid can leak up through the base plate or hole for the data cable.
And
Apply a thin layer of silicone between the base plate and Davega housing to form a gasket. Or cut a thin sheet of rubber to do the same.
These are the only locations water can get in.
It needs to be 100% waterproof for my usage so it’s designed that way. I also coated the PCB’s for extra piece of mind.
These pics are without the two sealing steps above although the PCBs had some coating. I think a few drops might have got in. Still recommend sealing the bottom though.
How do we buy one?
@torqueboards https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeumwVR7J5ZxPHDDXG-HFmUjEh5_lcl4SgkcUiTscnMtfvvXg/viewform
Does wearing crocs help with waterproofing it as well?
It’s a must unless you have a dehydrator for your shoes.
These will be on the way to the new owners shortly. That’s all I have for now. More will be available in 2-3 weeks.
I’ve been waiting and following this project since like Oct. 2018. I got impatient a couple of times and almost purchased a Photon display then the “Flip-thingy”. I am so glad I waited. lesson learned…always support the esk8 community.
That looks like the core group of esk8 tech addicts right there 
