What’s the latest on the Luna display? Any anticipated timing? Are we talking several months or years out? Or is something ore imminent? I’m strongly considering to replace my 965 display with something that will display volts at a minimum. Would love to know if this Luna display being discussed is a possibility anytime soon. Thanks!
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Originally posted by Eric Luna View PostSo luna is currently working on our own display for the bbshd and new bafang ultra drive.
What are some of the feature sets you guys would really like to see on this unit?
Speed
battery guage (amp hour based)
motor rpm
pedal assist level
average speed
volt meter
watt output
Those are the basic settings i quickly listed... now what more advanced setting would you like to see?
What about design of the display itself?
Color? or black and white? Color
Small or large? Large enough to show large digits otherwise they are hard to read in broad daylight and with the bike vibrations
integrated with light or throttle? Not for me
touch screen or not? Never
Open source or not?
GPS Maybe, depens on price.
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Uncertain if this is still a viable topic but what the heck...
I'm more of a 'less is more' kind of guy. EggRider v2 style works for me - almost. There's getting to be too much crap on the handlebars. It would be convenient to have a remote switch setup that would allow PAS, etc. selection with a horn/bell switch configured to all be used with left thumb. Right side already has throttle and IGH shifter (mine anyway.) Just adding a user definable switch or two to an existing display remote would be perfect for me.
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I've come to the conclusion that all I need is some buttons, screw the display, it offers pretty much nothing for me and just takes valuable real estate
If all they did was change the pedal assist level, I'd be good... two buttons for up/down and maybe a way to power it (push both for a second?)
What's wrong with the developers that make displays that won't go completely dark at night? I don't understand them, they clearly don't *ever* ride with dark adapted eyes...
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