Trbayth
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Roger,
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It's been a little while since I looked at Spydercodes but from what I remember, I wonder what in the app would be useful to have on the bike's display while riding down the road?
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My Initial Impressions of The 2018
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It's been a little while since I looked at Spydercodes but from what I remember, I wonder what in the app would be useful to have on the bike's display while riding down the road?
Bob Denman
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Even if you just know the codes that have popped up: It gives you a starting point in the search for a cure.
DGoebel
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Bob and Cruzr Joe, have you played with the Trip Meter section of the Right side display?
Can you explain the INST and AVG part of the display that meerkat brought up in the thread Help with the 2018 RTL display
I know they're supposed to show mpg, but don't think 70 is a valid expectation....:sour:
Can you explain the INST and AVG part of the display that meerkat brought up in the thread Help with the 2018 RTL display
I know they're supposed to show mpg, but don't think 70 is a valid expectation....:sour:
Bob Denman
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"Instant" mpg gives you what your fuel mileage is: at that moment in time. nojoke
70 mpg is perfectly reasonable... if your coasting! :thumbup:
(I had a Jeep Liberty that would regularly flash "99 mpg", when coasting down long hills!)
70 mpg is perfectly reasonable... if your coasting! :thumbup:
(I had a Jeep Liberty that would regularly flash "99 mpg", when coasting down long hills!)
DGoebel
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Seems like a couple guys are reporting it's always on 70 though, like it's never updating......
Have you scrolled through your trip meter statistics? Maybe when the bike is stationary, that's just the default number or something?
Might it fluctuate when the Spyder is moving? Does anyone leave the right screen on one of the Trip modes while driving?
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Have you scrolled through your trip meter statistics? Maybe when the bike is stationary, that's just the default number or something?
Might it fluctuate when the Spyder is moving? Does anyone leave the right screen on one of the Trip modes while driving?
opcorn:Bob Denman
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I don't know yet: all of my playing with the LED screen; was at the dealership. :dontknow:
missouriboy
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That's what my old Buick does, so maybe it's some standard old piece of software from long ago... mine shows 70mpg as the MAX figure when NO gas is being used. So "70mpg" just means "You're not getting the truth right now, because the truth is beyond the limits of this particular software module, and is meaningless anyway."
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