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Got a braw day for it!

I've just sat and watched a video of a motor bike screen, i've never even been on a motor bike. Superb looking well kept bike!

al graham, great stuff . I had family that lived in Glencraig, Grainger Square and Hall lane all gone now but great to see the locations on authentic ordinance. Can I ask where this map is and is it available to view ? Thanks.

I was always told it was ok to drive through Lochgelly but never ever stop.😄

Nice music

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That's neat. Have you thought of sharing your ideas with Wunderlich?

I remember that hill 10.51 seconds into video, Bishop Avenue at the top of hill on right, is that still there? I’m curious Al

Born in lochgelly , went too South School till I moved too England aged 9. Still have fond memories too way back then, now 69 😢

Although open most days.Check beforehand as some days they are unable to open.

Great video Alan. First time I’ve seen Broughty Castle, somewhere I’d like to visit now. 👍😀

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I hardly recognised anywhere except the Store Clock, oor hoose and my mother's chip shop in Whyte Street, Torley's pub and Nardone's sweetie shop. I left Lochgelly in 1971 to join the Royal Navy and was back regularly through the 70s but have only been back briefly twice since both my parents died in the late 70s and early 80s. 👴⚓👴

That looks like a heat sink at the upper left of the compartment. I'd be wary of putting anything too close, or in contact, since the sink could melt it.

Beautiful Bike ! That tall screen is a must if I ever upgrade from my 2003 RT. A much quieter ride. Thanx for the video and greetings from across the pond!

We thought you were going to go down one of the slides 😂😂

Surely of all the great successful people who own these bikes and the newer one there is an enterprising soul with the tech to make an inner liner/cubby and access hatch like the cell phone box.

Looks like a nice long ride option. Thanks for the video.

Mixed feelings about this. You've got two or three panniers on the bike anyway, do you really need more storage? I'd sooner retro-fit a stereo but I imagine the cost would be prohibitive.

Thank you for the video. The surroundings are so beautiful. Subscribe and like. The notification, too. Ich schaue mir das Video an. Die Umgebung ist wunderschön. Das Abonnement ist gut. Bis zur Benachricht

Is it an improvement over the oe screen?

That is a clean bike 👍

Wunderlich need to be on this.

Lovely little video. If you haven’t already, those old photos, and your video, would be great to see on the Lochgelly Past & Present Facebook Group

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Thank you for the video. Im looking at replacing mine on my rt.

I put puncture repair kit in on and a compressor in the other. Used original boots as harder for someone passing by to remove them

Great video Alan 👍 very informative

Cracking Video

Awesome vid! Cool to see the different areas

Nice one, Alan

Brilliant views. Looks like a good day.

Great idea. Thanks

It would be great when some aftermarket company designed replacement covers witch we can open by hand

BODY SCREW WITH SHOULDER - M5X14,5-A2-70 for correct size knurled headed screw.

I forget how photogenic you are.....great vid.

Over 4000 views and 8 comments.If this fixes yours please leave comment.

what did this show?

Nice footage g8 edit and music

I just completed this procedure and can verify that it does work. After a few months of sitting my rc unit would not charge, one sometimes two lights blinking and low voltage warning going off. The IC you identified I believe is a voltage sensor. I first attempted the procedure with a hot air gun with aluminum foil nozzle. Voltage readout on GO 4 app came up to around 70%. Took controller apart again and checked voltage at battery. IT'S FULL! 8.4v. This leads me to believe there is another voltage sensing component elsewhere in the charging circuit. The battery quits charging because it is in fact full. I also ran the rc off a benchtop power supply and the results in the app still showed 70% at 8.4v. I ordered a $40 smd reflow station from amazon and repeated the procedure focusing heavily on the 8 pin IC right next to the LED's. I watched under the microscope and could not see the solder appear to liquefy, but on reassembly. BAM! 4 LED's lit and battery level in app 100%. Thanks to all out there for their good work in troubleshooting this issue. DJI thanks for nothing! (kindly send rc back to factory for 2 month)

Work?

Find this: CW2015 Cellwise Low -Cost Fuel Gauge Gauge Gauge IC with Low with Low-SOCSOC Alert Alert (www.raspberrypiwiki.com/images/0/0f/CW2015-power-management-datasheet.pdf) another link: www.cellwise-semi.com/en/ProductView.asp?ID=154

Nice wee film Have you bought a drone or were you sitting in the crow's nest of a speed boat?