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joeymt33

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Mine reads battery voltage while im charging anything from it

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That's funny. Is there a way to change the operation?

Mine will show the amps that it's putting into the USB device. I can tell you that iPhone 7 chargers at 1.3 A until it gets almost full and the average starts tapering off. If I'm charging two devices, it'll get close to 3 A.
 
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Have you thought about running the switch sized usb charger with a voltmeter built into it? I dont have a pic but others have posted pics on here of them.

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I've seen them but the true battery system came with two round volt meters. one for each battery.
 
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I don't see much of a point in venting the radiator!!

Did all my vent lines other then the rad. Fan motor. How important is that? Got the lights hooked up.

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There is a vent for the fan motor. As the motor heats up, the bent line is needed to allow air to expand. While I agree that it's not as important as the other vents, it's probably the easiest. So why not do it?

You don't want dirt and grit to cause premature failure of the motor. Honda thought it was important enough to raise the cent line, so why wouldn't you raise it further?
 
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Maybe I'm not following.. so is this a vent for the radiator fan or the radiator coolant? Maybe I haven't looked at it closely enough.. but in my mind it was just the overflow for the coolant that was being vented. If we're talking venting the coolant.. it should be pressurized and not allow back flow.

I don't know what you're talking about regarding the fan vent??
 
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Maybe I'm not following.. so is this a vent for the radiator fan or the radiator coolant? Maybe I haven't looked at it closely enough.. but in my mind it was just the overflow for the coolant that was being vented. If we're talking venting the coolant.. it should be pressurized and not allow back flow.

I don't know what you're talking about regarding the fan vent??
Its a vent for the electric fan for the radiator

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Went for the first ride this past Sunday. We did about 55 miles. It took me a little bit to figure out when to use low and high range. Low seams to shift up and down a lot at times. The last 10 mile or so I used manual and shifted up as I needed and let it shift down when it needed. That seamed to be at lot smoother. In high at times you could hardly here it changing gears. It seams to get smoother the more I run it. I noticed the heat only when riding in slow section. It was in the 30's and 40's so the heat was welcomed. All an all I loved riding it. Only thing that bothers me is my leg hurt trying to give it gas for long sections. Don't know how to fix that unless I add hand throttle. Witch would be a cool idea. Just don't know how to do that. I know there are handicap systems out there.
Anybody have any ideas? Anyway here are some pic's will try to get more from my son. He took most of the pic's and videos.

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Went for the first ride this past Sunday. We did about 55 miles. It took me a little bit to figure out when to use low and high range. Low seams to shift up and down a lot at times. The last 10 mile or so I used manual and shifted up as I needed and let it shift down when it needed. That seamed to be at lot smoother. In high at times you could hardly here it changing gears. It seams to get smoother the more I run it. I noticed the heat only when riding in slow section. It was in the 30's and 40's so the heat was welcomed. All an all I loved riding it. Only thing that bothers me is my leg hurt trying to give it gas for long sections. Don't know how to fix that unless I add hand throttle. Witch would be a cool idea. Just don't know how to do that. I know there are handicap systems out there.
Anybody have any ideas? Anyway here are some pic's will try to get more from my son. He took most of the pic's and videos.

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I like high range in sport mode..
 
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Only thing that bothers me is my leg hurt trying to give it gas for long sections. Don't know how to fix that unless I add hand throttle. Witch would be a cool idea. Just don't know how to do that. I know there are handicap systems out there.
Anybody have any ideas?

Buy and install a throttle max. Wish i could post a picof it but dont have one for ya. It will leesen the force it takes to push the pedal down. Along with it will smooth out the jumpyness of the acceleration when in low range a decent amount. There are a few decent YouTube videos on how they work. I put one on my rig when my wife who is 5'2" had a hard time smoothly pushing the pedal down.
 
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I like sport mode also. I like having 6 gears, just don't like it changing all the time.
I don't notice high sport auto shifting too much.. it's just about right really.. i did notice low constantly shifting though. High sport with the slap of a paddle shift occasionally when goingnup or down grade seems to be the sweet spot for my style of riding.
 
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I don't notice high sport auto shifting too much.. it's just about right really.. i did notice low constantly shifting though. High sport with the slap of a paddle shift occasionally when goingnup or down grade seems to be the sweet spot for my style of riding.
Yeah, sorry I didn't explain my self very well. That's what I was trying to say. sport mode don't shift as often as the others.
 

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