FYI: just found this birb scooter in my hood: https://imgur.com/a/86SfpVy On Tue 1. Jan 2019 at 01:01, Jay Vaughan <seclorum@icloud.com> wrote:
Hey flo,
We got a Xiaomi m365 donated to the lab, minus a working controller board, and ripper got it working with a replacement PCB (sourced from Ali-Express?), so there has been a bit of scooter hacking at the Metalab recently — as I understand it both Lime and Bird use the Xioami m365 as well as the Ninebot/Segway ES2 as the OEM components, so you could be referring, with “Lime roller”, to either model.
Anyway the metalabs’ m365 is pretty neat, I took it for a spin around the Rathaus park and it was terrific. Made me wish I had a helmet on, though.
I’m for sure going to get an e-scooter for 2019, personally .. I think they’re a fantastic way to get around. Pretty set on a Dualtron or Speedway clone, if I can find something like it in Europe ..
https://www.ewheels.com/product/new-speedway-iii-665wh-battery-600w-motor/
Dunno about hackability of the Dualtron/Speedways by comparison with the workhorse m365/Ninebot For sure, the m365 seems to be a pretty hacker-friendly platform - mods and clone parts abound.
j.
On 31.12.2018, at 13:11, overflo <flo@tekstix.com> wrote:
hi,
in zuerich habe ich einen kaputten lime roller zerlegt und bin mir nun fast sicher verstanden zu haben wie die einzelnen pcbs zusammen haengen. hat jemand einen limeroller funktionierender weise zuhause rumstehen und/oder sich auch schon ausfuehrlicher mit der verbauten elektronik beschaeftigt?
ich hab da so ein paar ideen und wuerde mich gerne austauschen.
:* -flo
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