for science… I like some info, Wh/Km and speed the heads-up UI can provide, both are unrealistic based off a 97mm wheel size… It even gets wackier if i put 200mm in there…
for science 200mm tire / 4:1 gear ratio, I’m going to try a wheel dia = 50mm and see what happens…
This seems closer to true Wh/Km readings and the speed seems close-ish…
Compared with a GPS app distance seemed a bit overstated but I think it’s a LOT closer
GPS distance=6.18km UI=6.52km that’s in the 95th percentile so I’ll call it good for now, maybe refine my tire diameter by measuring circumferance and find an accurate measured mile or two to confirm…
Thanks a lot… I never knew this setting existed but figured it had to be and was hidden!
Depending on the size and Kv of your motors. My 140kv motors will kick my Unity on easier than my 200Kv motors. The effective motor voltage is based on Kv and RPM.
guys, any suggestions on how to get the most lifespan out of my unity ?
just in the process of setting it up, and i know there is some points i should watch out for,
like cooling, allready solved that
not using the original switch, but a loopkey
not using sensors
Not sure who told you that. Yes cooling is the most important, use the button, use the sensors. That does not harm your unity in any way. It doesn’t care about the button and the sensors only work up several km/h and then they switch off anyway. I recommend putting a little hot glue on all the connectors to make sure they don’t disconnect under vibrations. And then just ride and ride
what’s funny is the flipsky VX2 with the color screen works fine over UART with the unity, even though you can’t really calibrate the remote in the UI. You just have to set the remote to (i kid you not) FOCBOX mode in the remote’s settings.
there are LOTS of peeps hung out to dry with HM-10 modules not being able to retrieve telemetry from ACK… @glyphiks (notice no slanty text) and I are 2 of them…
but that is a horse of another color… I gots 2 Unities, both will “connect” to ACK but neither of them can receive telemetry…