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Maybe they could focus on making better mice! The super light x 2 is falling behind more and more every year
Maybe they could focus on making better mice! The super light x 2 is falling behind more and more every year
Ahhh America. “Yeah we’re wrong, but we can afford lawyers for centuries, lol good luck” land of the free
If iRacing and my other sim racing gear worked with Linux I’d make the switch asap. I already have popOS on another hard drive and everything other than iRacing has worked well
John Bolton literally has made this his life’s mission and has been working non-stop for it
I absolutely loved mine until it got stolen out of my locker during track practice
He will 100% use this to start a new church to siphon funds from his snowflake congregation
Honestly, if you’re not pushing a one wheel as fast as it can go, they’re not bad. The problem is the “push back” that happens when you approach speeds too fast for the motor is very easy to miss. I’ve been riding my one wheel for years now and have only had it dump me off once, and that was the first time I rode it and tried to go quicker.
That being said, with the nature of it always balancing, if any little thing goes wrong with the motor, battery, etc. You’re in for a bad time. I try to always wear a helmet and gloves when I’m riding. I also never let anyone else ride mine unless they’ve ridden one before.
Oh fries please, he gets too easily distracted and just plays with the mash potatoes all dinner
Solid state batteries are more energy dense, meaning that if all you want is 300 miles of range on a charge (perfectly fine with it’s faster charging), then you can have less battery for the same range. Now how much lighter I’m not sure, but it’s in the right direction!