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Do report back on those, My issue is with display temps of -1, whether it is -1 or not is irrelevant, either way its too cold for long journeys and my local discount super market is closed for 5 weeks due to a refurb, so now I have to travel at least 8 mile round trip my dhb gloves work until...

now mine, got to start saving the pennies for those!!

some older sony phones had good stabilisation, as for low light I think an 8000lm front will do nicely ;)

Cool - I noticed 1080p 60fps - I totally forgot mine does actually do 1080p@60fps - Do you have that in a waterproof case on your helmet? I had to put holes in my case to allow air otherwise it would steam up lol, its still covered from summer showers though! Sound muted though awful road...

Oh don't forget FPS should be on the list - my next cam I'll be looking for at least 1080p 60fps - 60FPS min helps with editing and allows fair to good slow mo.

Yer I went through about 2 cheap cams before I did some research, the firefly S8 is not a bad model when I last looked into the replacing my S7 however I managed to replace a ribbon cable in mine and fix it - the S7 gyro works but is not ideal, it stops the rattle from steady cruise or some...

I use the firefly 7s, low end but gyro stabilised. I am happy with a decent record time of 2hrs at 720p 60 fps or 1hr at 1080p but only 30 fps on a high speed SD card (C10 HC U1). I also carry a dual 18650 battery pack for fast(ish) charging at 1a, the cam has about 45 mins run time per...

I believe you would need to conform with some form of testing and safety regs, ie sending each battery to a lab for testing - this would costly.

WheezyRider - even your name makes me chuckle - slime - at worse it'll help get you home.

youtube search rossmann bike fire, that was mighty! He's from the US-NY so kinda speaks English.

Yep I assumed that was common knowledge, sorry for the confusion...;) TBF I was just looking at the pictures lol

These were once in great demand and could still be, just out of curiosity, who did you contact for a replacement under warranty? My mate enquired about getting a new one of these last year from oxygen UK and was messed about by CS and he was willing to pay full price... sadly he has been trying...

I was more thinking, compact LCD in the middle of the handlebar and the even more compact control buttons movable to the riders desired location, the LCD4 imo defeats the objection of "compact" as the whole unit has to be located within reach, ergo a less "compact" control system. Yet again I...

Hey danielrlee are you trade? I will check out that website. I really did like the LCD4 however having the control buttons on the unit was deal breaker for me, shame really an extended button setup like the LCD3 would have been nice to see.

Oh I was looking at these a while back, dinky little thing, a very quick google does not find the advanced manual, try the KT LCD3 manual settings should work in the same way (assuming). look at P4 and C4 EDIT - power up your LCD3 and check the fore mentioned settings and recreate them if the...

I had issues with this controller on my 36v batteries, I had several instances with LVC cut out and huge voltage sag, however I never rigged it up when I got the 48v battery... If you have limited the amp draw and have a few spare quid I can recommend a 36/48v KT sinewave at 14a delivering 640+...

Quick answer - I don't have a supplier this is a future plan based on a conversation with a Bafang front hub seller on Aliex when trying to find a bafang code 12 rpm 250- and the reason I will avoid rear hubs is because I have had more success with front conversions, the weight of my modest...

100% agree - the strange part is that once you have a little knowledge you can actually find other items on the Chinese market at fair prices and hopefully better quality + with Aliex any problems I feel a little more protected whether I am or not remains a factor. Take my next project, the...

I would of leaned towards agreeing with on this topic a few years back, it's one thing to "keep your customers happy" once they've purchased but I wish they had added a few quid to the prices and levelled up the R&D and improved QC. I know most Chinese companies usually try and produce the...

Less of the "although" lol You'll do well with a front hub, they are as good if not better then rear IMO, and great for weight distribution with rear mounted batteries and/or heavy persons riding. Like you mention, easy to install. I have seen some people have trouble with rear hubs esp with...