OK, so I have a pint with a dead battery.

Its running firmware Gemini-5050, so I should be able to rewheel it from what im reading.

Ive see the pint suffers from severe voltage sag on rewheel, is that just from the small battery? If I get a larger battery, will that fix it?

If so, is onlyamps 5ah battery the best bet here? Or are there other options?

Thanks!

Im trying to buy a pint x locally also already, just checking my options on this dead board.

Been awhile since I rode and am looking to get back into it and with mods and found out about rewheel. Unsure if this firmware is compatible with this and am concerned about bricking my board.

Is this firmware compatible, and if not, how do I downgrade to one that is?

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Curious to potentially rewheel my GT. I have everything I need but the old firmware. Anyone know a way to find it?

Hey everyone. New Indy Speed Control battery is finally arriving today so I’ll be doing the GTFO kit swap on my GT with the new battery/bms tomorrow. I’ll be following the Fungi pdf install doc, and Indy speed video guide, but wanted to make sure there weren’t any steps/additional tips to make note of when installing (besides the update to leave the can bus disconnected until after battery is plugged in)

I don't know why, but my board won't turn on any of the LEDs. I didn't change any of my refloat settings, and they were working just fine on my last ride, so I don't really understand what I may have done? Even the option to turn them on and off isn't there in the control tab.

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New build in the books - a Pint that out-ranges a GT.

Pint with stock rails, motor/tire, and controller box. Basically everything else is modified or aftermarket.

Controller: Floatwheel Pint V, GT LCM firmware
Battery: 15s2p + 3s2p EVE 50PL cells, 10Ah 756 Wh, 75.6 v (44% more capacity than a GT!)
BMS: Ennoid x-lite V4
Battery box: 3D printed "half gallon" by ducman
Front bumper: custom design by me to house the 3s2p pack
Footpads: FM pint flared
Handle: Whit maghandle pro
Skidplate: Fangs coaster
FM rail guards and fender

What might be causing this?

Hi friends, is anyone successfully using VESC 7.00 FW with XRV kit and Refloat package 1.2 or 1.2.2? Any bugs so far? Thanks!

Noob here. Ended up liking this way more than expected. Was supposed to be a get around work wheel. Noticing the xr is just a bit underwhelming for me. Really wanted to go with vesc not worried about installing. The tuning , calibration, and all the settings is what makes me nervous. Guess maybe I should just grab a GT or something for when I’m feeling extreme? I really wanted to get into customization and different batteries, motors and what not what do I do?

I have been riding a Onewheel XR for the last 6 years and what a journey it’s been. With over 6000km’s of ride time I’ve really gotten to know my board and have loved it entirely! It’s taken me on so many adventures and shown me so many things I would have never otherwise seen but I was always craving more.

So this last winter I decided to drop in an XRV kit and paired it with the ISC 75V XRV Battery kit. With the combination of those two I am now riding my dream board.

The install process was not complicated and the online video helped. From there I used the Float Hub app for setup. I did have a minor issue at first with the larger battery pack which was causing the board to hit pushback right away due to over voltage but updating my float package to refloat and my firmware up to 6.05 fixed it entirely.

After that I was left with a silky smooth riding board with more power than I know what to do with! Seriously the torque is incredible, I can ride as steep as I want and the only thing that stops me is when the grade is too steep and I hit the nose. As for speed I’m 170lbs for context and I hit 46km/h or 28.5MPH at around 80% duty cycle and I think I could go a bit further.

I believe with this pack and kit I could see close to 50km range if I’m riding nicely. Not only all of this but I feel way safer on this than the original XR Hardware/Software because I do a lot of city commuting and ride quick so I was always riding at pushback. now I have all the headroom in the world and I get an 80% duty cycle notification through my earbud to let me know to cool it a bit.

I haven’t had a single issue since setting it up at the start and it has ridden beautifully! Overall 10/10

Hey guys, I have some questions!

I am planning on modding my pint right now. I have a re-wheeled Pint with a Chi Systems quart battery. My max speed is about 19 mph, and my max range in the hilly area I live in is about 8 to 11 miles

I am looking at the Pint V kit to run with my current battery or buying a CHI-VE PINT X 20.1 for it and getting a larger battery box for it. However, I'm also looking at the Pint/PintX Ubox100 lite DIY kit because I've been told they have similar specs. What I really need to know is which one would allow me to maintain my max speed. From what I understand, the Pint V kit mainly ups torque as long as you're not running the stock battery, and I don't know anything about the performance of the Ubox.

Any advice would be appreciated!