I think you can do this but it throws off your speed and distance calculations as well.
The New Official BLEvo Thread
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Mcharza
E*POWAH BOSS
Of course it does if the circle of the tire is set wrong. But it exceeds the set maximum speed.
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In my opinion that is not a good trade off. Especially with the other benefits of Levociraptor above and beyond speed increase.
Mcharza
E*POWAH BOSS
Of course, everyone does what they think is best for them.
At Blevo, it costs 11 euros to get the speed limit higher, what about the one you suggested?
Peace Bro!
maynard
E*POWAH Elite World Champion
My blevo doesn't respond at all . So sad
what is your motor and firmware ?
Well of course people should do what they prefer. It’s sort of hard to plead poverty when you are riding such an expensive bike but you do have to draw the line somewhere. For $220US I think it’s a worthy upgrade but I am very into the tuning capabilities provided by the device in conjunction with the BLEvo app. It’s worth knowing I can dial in the speed limit and change it on the fly, view my accurate speed and distance information in the app dashboard quickly and easily. Not to mention it has an auto reset to factory defaults in case of a detected crash. Which I think could be useful in EU where these things are more heavily regulated. Enough shilling for them. People should do what they want but be aware the device offers more features than just speed limit.
@PaoloBLEvo Hello!
I recorded a ride today and all the statistics show up, but the .csv file is empty or doesn't exist. When I try to do anything to view the ride I get an error about needing to enable .csv file creation (see below). Is the ride lost or is the data hidden in there somewhere? Other older saved rides work fine, it's on Android 9. Cheers!
I recorded a ride today and all the statistics show up, but the .csv file is empty or doesn't exist. When I try to do anything to view the ride I get an error about needing to enable .csv file creation (see below). Is the ride lost or is the data hidden in there somewhere? Other older saved rides work fine, it's on Android 9. Cheers!
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- #190
Please remove the autocalibration with DEM for the barometer..
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- #191
I saw that the version of the battery that start with 4, has this "problem".. I will try to update the value...
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- #192
Sorry but for this bike Levociraptor is not available.. You should try with BLEvo, but maybe it is not able to remove the speed restriction.. But I don't understand well when it is possible and when not for the firmware 7.1.1
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- #193
What you mean? Try getting all the authorization required by BLEvo..
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- #195
I'm very happy to say that the Levociraptor Gen3 is available for presale!!
Now thanks to the Levociraptor Gen3 you will be able to use BLEvo also with the MasterMind TCU and the Smart Power will be much more responsive and fluid.
I am attaching 2 screenshots explaining all the new features.
For any information, write to [email protected] or visit the website www.levociraptor.com
Now thanks to the Levociraptor Gen3 you will be able to use BLEvo also with the MasterMind TCU and the Smart Power will be much more responsive and fluid.
I am attaching 2 screenshots explaining all the new features.
For any information, write to [email protected] or visit the website www.levociraptor.com
Gropec
Member
Good news!!
What about Blevo with Gen 3?
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- #197
BLEvo is compatible with the new MasterMind TCU only through Levociraptor Gen3.. Specialized closed the Bluetooth protocol..
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- #198
I did a video in Italian (I hope with the subtitles you can understand better) how to install and configure BLEvo with the Levociraptor..
Here the link.
Enjoy you view
Here the link.
Enjoy you view
FishMD
New Member
If I missed this somewhere I apologize, but has anyone sideloaded the app onto the Karoo 2 and had it working? This I think would be pretty awesome if so.
Karoo 2 is a bike computer that runs off Android for those who may not be familiar.
Karoo 2 is a bike computer that runs off Android for those who may not be familiar.
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- #200
I asked to Karoo team to be able to load BLEvo on it, but they don't want... On their device only their applications...
I think King King Mini 3 is a good alternative..
FishMD
New Member
Interesting. That is really too bad. So it won’t work on it then even if sideloaded?
What’s the current state of Apple Watch functionality? I know there have be e been issues in the past.
My Ant+ wrist hrm is intermittently giving low readings multiple time per ride and maybe it’s done for. Sadly there are not a lot of ANT+ options anymore that can also tell time. Thinking a used Apple Watch could be a potential solution.
Thanks.
My Ant+ wrist hrm is intermittently giving low readings multiple time per ride and maybe it’s done for. Sadly there are not a lot of ANT+ options anymore that can also tell time. Thinking a used Apple Watch could be a potential solution.
Thanks.
FishMD
New Member
Unfortunately Apple Watch still doesn’t broadcast HR natively. There are some workarounds, but they seem clunky from what I have found. The Garmin watches do it natively and it works very well. (I have both and use the Garmin for riding for this reason.)
Burner
Member
Hi all
Just had the first ride out using the BLEvo app, I noticed the motor temperature was at 89 after about 5 mins , then was 95-96 for most of the ride , I only did about half an hour down the canal. Is this normal operating temp for these bikes?,
Just wondering .
Nice app this , loads of information to have a play with
Thanks
Just had the first ride out using the BLEvo app, I noticed the motor temperature was at 89 after about 5 mins , then was 95-96 for most of the ride , I only did about half an hour down the canal. Is this normal operating temp for these bikes?,
Just wondering .
Nice app this , loads of information to have a play with
Thanks
couplands
Member
Im using BLEvo on my 2019 Turbo Levo and really like the smart Power feature.
I’d like to upgrade my wife’s bike to a Levo but understand that smart Power won’t work with the latest TCU.
Does the new Mission Control app give any features like Smart Power, or is there another way of getting Smart Power functionality on the latest Levo..?
I see that the LevociraptorvGen 3 can work, so how come they can access the TCU while BLEvo can’t…I don’t really want to buy one to get Smart Power type functionality.
I’d like to upgrade my wife’s bike to a Levo but understand that smart Power won’t work with the latest TCU.
Does the new Mission Control app give any features like Smart Power, or is there another way of getting Smart Power functionality on the latest Levo..?
I see that the LevociraptorvGen 3 can work, so how come they can access the TCU while BLEvo can’t…I don’t really want to buy one to get Smart Power type functionality.
FSR
Member
Hello over there 
just out of curiosity: Every single day I wonder why my ride statistics always report these kind of strange looking (at least for me) % values for remaining battery capacity and consumption. Maybe someone can explain the displayed values to me ...
As an example the values BLEvo showed today:
- Start: 100 % (696 Wh) (remark: played around with the light a bit on yesterday evening)
- End: 72 % (496 Wh)
- Consumed: 34 % (200 Wh)
First of all: If we take the nominal 700 Wh as a basis, 496 Wh would not correspond to 72 % but 67.0 %.
First thought, BLEvo may take the starting 696 Wh value as 100 % - which would of course still not be 72 % but 71 % , but it would at least be close. Nevertheless, I seem to be wrong, as yesterday's example shows (follows below),
However, I found no way to end up at 34 % for the consumed 200 Wh.
For me, 200 Wh equals a consumption of either 28.57 % (based on the total of 700 Wh) or 28.74 (based on 696 Wh) ...
OTOH: If we take 200 Wh as 34 %, this would mean 100 % ≘ 588 Wh ... does this appear strange to only me ...?
Things get even stranger if I start my ride with less than 100 % battery. Yesterday's values:
- Start: 40 % (279 Wh)
- End: 24 % (161 Wh)
- Consumed: 23 % (118 Wh)
My thoughts:
- 40 % ≘ 279 Wh => 100 % ≘ 697,5 Wh - looks pretty fine, but falsifies today's assumption,
BLEvo may use the start battery level as basis
- 24 % ≘ 161 Wh => 100 % ≘ 670.83 Wh ... ahem, already missing 27 Wh, am I? 23 % would at least be closer to 696 Wh
- 23 % ≘ 118 Wh => 100 % ≘ 513 Wh ...?!? I have absolutely no clue, where these 23 % may come from ...
Am I missing s/th or is BLEvo just guessing the percentages ...?
just out of curiosity: Every single day I wonder why my ride statistics always report these kind of strange looking (at least for me) % values for remaining battery capacity and consumption. Maybe someone can explain the displayed values to me ...
As an example the values BLEvo showed today:
- Start: 100 % (696 Wh) (remark: played around with the light a bit on yesterday evening)
- End: 72 % (496 Wh)
- Consumed: 34 % (200 Wh)
First of all: If we take the nominal 700 Wh as a basis, 496 Wh would not correspond to 72 % but 67.0 %.
First thought, BLEvo may take the starting 696 Wh value as 100 % - which would of course still not be 72 % but 71 % , but it would at least be close. Nevertheless, I seem to be wrong, as yesterday's example shows (follows below),
However, I found no way to end up at 34 % for the consumed 200 Wh.
For me, 200 Wh equals a consumption of either 28.57 % (based on the total of 700 Wh) or 28.74 (based on 696 Wh) ...
OTOH: If we take 200 Wh as 34 %, this would mean 100 % ≘ 588 Wh ... does this appear strange to only me ...?
Things get even stranger if I start my ride with less than 100 % battery. Yesterday's values:
- Start: 40 % (279 Wh)
- End: 24 % (161 Wh)
- Consumed: 23 % (118 Wh)
My thoughts:
- 40 % ≘ 279 Wh => 100 % ≘ 697,5 Wh - looks pretty fine, but falsifies today's assumption,
BLEvo may use the start battery level as basis
- 24 % ≘ 161 Wh => 100 % ≘ 670.83 Wh ... ahem, already missing 27 Wh, am I? 23 % would at least be closer to 696 Wh
- 23 % ≘ 118 Wh => 100 % ≘ 513 Wh ...?!? I have absolutely no clue, where these 23 % may come from ...
Am I missing s/th or is BLEvo just guessing the percentages ...?
I won't post a link here but there is at least one reputable how to guide on side loading apps on the Karoo out there. Seems pretty straightforward like any android device. I'm not sure how great the experience would be since it does not appear the Karoo can operate in landscape mode. The fairly narrow form factor of the screen would probably not be the best but if you really need the Karoo functionality with Blevo as well it should work. Please try it out and report back.
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- #209
Sorry but the new Apple Watch cannot send the heart rate in real time to avoid to high battery consumption...Has anyone succesfully paired Apple Watch Ultra with BLevo?
This is what i got when i first powered Levo and and opened BLevo. When riding at first heart rate stayed that same 64(not measuring anything?), then it became totally blank. So i finally put Strava on on my Ultra, seems to a better option.
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What else i have to do than this?
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- #210
Please remove the "Auto calibrate using DEM" in the barometer sub-menu.
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