2019-2020 Levo (2020 Kenevo) Speed Unlock Levociraptor
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- #182
Thank you?
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Sorry Trail for users like me without using any blevo app,how i can arrange the speed limit?just changing the position to "3" or to 4" or i have to choose the right circunference.Thanks a lot!
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- #184
Your speed will not indicate correctly as the module will display 2100mm wheel size.
you would need to use 3rd party app or BLEvo. Or separate item such as garmin device
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ok i use garmin device normally,but to derestrict the speed is automatically turning in position "3"?
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i have mine!
@TrailwattsUK
do you follow the answers i receive in this thread!!some issues with derestricted brose mag - EMTB Forums
How many problematic person are there in this word! amazing!!
keep going and working in this direction!!!Great job
@TrailwattsUK
do you follow the answers i receive in this thread!!some issues with derestricted brose mag - EMTB Forums
How many problematic person are there in this word! amazing!!
keep going and working in this direction!!!Great job
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I will from now on?i have mine!
@TrailwattsUK
do you follow the answers i receive in this thread!!some issues with derestricted brose mag - EMTB Forums
How many problematic person are there in this word! amazing!!
keep going and working in this direction!!!Great job
BTW, as a future improvement, wouldn't it be nice to be able to control the dial via bluetooth, or at least being able to by pass the hack remotely. This would allow us to use the TL in restricted mode most of the time and activate the levociraptor only when we need that extra bit of speed.
Chubba
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Yes, you don’t need to do anything else. Just set to 3 and that’s it.
To get accurate mileage, you would need to use BLEvo app or use garmin with GPS.
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should be 4-10 days
Good Night,
Maybe you can help.I follow the instruction guideline, but no reaction.Raptor Position 6, wheel diameter 29 " with 2300.Attached s screenshot .After instalation 2 times on off. Thanks for your support and a happy Monday.?
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Please follow removal procedure and retry. Often setting to 3 on dial on 1st install will meet with success.
As far as I can see - I cannot see any problem on that screenshot.
You have told BlEvo that you use a speedunlock system which is set to fake-factor 3. BLEvo tells you that the speed limit now will be 3 x 25 km/h = 75 km/h.
The real wheelcircumfence is (and will stay) 2300 mm. BLEvo needs to know the real circumfence for recalculating real speed and distance.
The only thing you have to do now is to try out if you have motor support up to 75 km/h - good luck with pedalling!
@BLEvo specialists: please tell me if I‘m wrong.
Perfect answer. Thanks a lot..As far as I can see - I cannot see any problem on that screenshot.
You have told BlEvo that you use a speedunlock system which is set to fake-factor 3. BLEvo tells you that the speed limit now will be 3 x 25 km/h = 75 km/h.
The real wheelcircumfence is (and will stay) 2300 mm. BLEvo needs to know the real circumfence for recalculating real speed and distance.
The only thing you have to do now is to try out if you have motor support up to 75 km/h - good luck with pedalling!
@BLEvo specialists: please tell me if I‘m wrong.
Thanks for your quick answer. I will try.
Greetings
Joss
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Hello all.
I've just read all 7 pages and whilst I think I know the answer, can anybody advise on the following:
I'm not a Blevo user and have no interest or requirement in seeing the correct speed displayed anywhere, be it on an app or other device. Am I able to simply "plug in" the device, into my 2019 Levo, and ride off into the sunset with no other adjustments being made?
Many thanks.
I've just read all 7 pages and whilst I think I know the answer, can anybody advise on the following:
I'm not a Blevo user and have no interest or requirement in seeing the correct speed displayed anywhere, be it on an app or other device. Am I able to simply "plug in" the device, into my 2019 Levo, and ride off into the sunset with no other adjustments being made?
Many thanks.
Of course - just like that!
Joss
New Member
Excellent, many thanks ?
I have received mine. What a difference it makes !, going to the trails on paved roads at 30-35 km/h instead of 26 makes all the difference.
I set the selector at 4, and strangely, the only way to get the correct speed reading in Blevo is setting the Speed X1. The wheel size is configures with the real value (2300). Does it make any sense?
I set the selector at 4, and strangely, the only way to get the correct speed reading in Blevo is setting the Speed X1. The wheel size is configures with the real value (2300). Does it make any sense?
Very strange.. could you post the bike setup configuration?
Cannikin
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Got mine today and installed at level 3 on a 2020 Levi. It’s like magic...no more drag feeling once you really hit 15-16mph, it just keeps going!
levociraptor installed on my Comp 2020 ! wonderful!...
I have a garmin 530 ... I don't want to disable the ebike sensors (I want to see the battery level!) without fake channel ... if I install a garmin sensor .. is the speed displayed correctly? or does the 530 take the data from the ebike sensor?
You are right.. The TCU version 3.025 doesn't correct the wheel size, so you need to keep the Speed Multiplier to x1. If you will update the TCU firmware, you will configure also the Speed Multiplier.
Thank you. Any know advantages of updating the firmware or should I leave it as it is?
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Leave firmware as changes to tcu will be very minor.
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