@divouneh The pintX should be able to do 20. It's using the same voltage as the XR, which I've inched up to 23, 24 mph. However, I'm about 140-150lbs (depending on what the semester is looking like)

You should check your tire PSI and see if it's gotten a little low. Also, don't attempt going fast on windy days. Outside of your board, the biggest two things that affect speed is weight and wind resistance. (I think)

@lia Thank you, I was looking all over for this!
All the best to everyone in the new Year!

@drysurfer
I livr in US, but came from France 😏. I put 1400 miles (2300 km) on my Pint X in 11 month. Love it, I reach 20 mikes range when managing the load, it’s a nice board. You need to practice, practice and practice and you will enjoy it.

@hydropage Sorry to hear you nosedived. Do you recall the events and conditions prior to it happening?
Like the type of terrain, estimated speeds if you can and if there were any obstacles like rocks, roots or some other object that could have contributed.

It may be worth recording a few rides using the app and seeing what sort of utilisation the board is under especially in the area it happened to try figure out a possible cause for the nosedive to occur without any noticeable warning.

@jayjay That's weird?
What does the app look like. Could you share a screenshot

@lemur thank you

Baby snapping turtle. I got it off the road once I saw it.

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@lia Tire is good, but I'm only a couple rides in. I've been trying out different ride modes, so not sure what's the tire and what's the mode/settings, LOL. I have not noticed any real edge when carving, so that's good. Size increase might also be a factor in why the bumps feel smaller.

Can rent them in Tahoe. They have a "newbie" package with 1 lesson and two freeride sessions for about $650.

@billegerton watch on Ebay 😌

@lia Thank you, I’ll try.

@studentde Job done. I enjoyed that.
I hope you can use it constructively. Thanks.

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@lia hiya, thank you so much for your detailed and helpful reply! I will have a look into everything you've said. I'll do a bit of reasearch into fixing it myself, and see how I feel about that first. Sounds like there are a few options there, so that's good to know!

Thanks again :)

@deeph Oh this might be a later model board where they removed that data :/
Give it a balance charge overnight and see if it improves much. Over time of leaving it a little longer after you see green you may claw back some range.

@imgermg If you can turn on the board you may be able to use the OWCE app to check voltage.
https://owce.app/install

If not the only other way to measure is to take it apart and measure with a multimeter at the battery connector.
I have labelled the 2 pins you can measure without unplugging the battery but be careful not to short them.
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