Yamaha XT225 MotoVlog, Testing Insta360 Go 3

[@QuasiMotard]

How is the battery life on the Go3, and is the data transfer buggy/slow?

[@DirtRider22a]

@@QuasiMotard no issues with data transfer yet, on par with my dji and battery life was 40min outside of the action pod, haven’t tested in the action pod yet. Seems like the action pod will recharge the camera around 2.5x

[@DirtRider22a]

And that’s at the max of 2.7k, if I dropped it to 1080 I imagine it might stretch battery life another 5-10min 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@calebb3068]

I bought an XT last summer, and the tank was filled with rust. Here's what I did to fix it. First I got the petcock out and plugged the holes where the petcock and screws go into the tank. Then I got some muriatic acid and poured it in the tank. I took the tank fuel cap and stuck it inside of a rubber glove and then put it back on the tank (to protect the cap from the acid). Slosh the muriatic acid around in the tank for like 30 seconds, then drain it out and rinse the tank well. Once the tank was completely dry I did the same process of plugging the holes, and poured in some phosphoric acid. Then I put the rubber glove over the fuel cap and put that on the tank again. I let that slosh around inside for about a minute and a half, and then drained and rinsed again. The muriatic acid does a great job of eating the rust away, but it will eat away other things if you leave it in too long. It's nasty stuff. The phosphoric acid will also eat away the rust, but it's not as powerful. (Still nasty stuff) Whatever the phosphoric acid does when it reacts with the walls of the tank, it leaves a coating that will not rust. Make sure you take out the petcock valve and plug those holes because the acid will eat away the petcock valve in a matter of seconds.