How do you use it on a motorcycle? Any problems with not being read? Plan to use it in Fl SunPass
186267
Dont know about a motorcycle. I have had no problems at all with it being read from my rear view mirror. I really like that the adhesive is not on the windshield!
1031018
I keep mine set up on "Highway" which is the most sensitive. I rarely get what I would call a false reading. I have been on 3 long trips with it & use it driving 17 miles one way to & from work on the interstate 5 days a week.
769395
Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really can't say enough good things about it--easy to mount also. Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really... » Read More Umar, This light is mounted on the back of the bike, facing to the rear--so i have no idea--however when i look in my rear view mirror i can see it reflecting off the road behind me--so i guess it would reflect off street signs. I use it on pulse mode and the battery last almost all summer long. I use this when i ride day or night to help bring attention to drivers that i'm on the road , making me more visible. The built in reflector makes this even more of a safety device in case the battery dies and you are not aware of it. A great light , i have one mounted on each of my bikes. I really can't say enough good things about it--easy to mount also. « Show Less
486890
I seldom have problems reading it. It is inside your vehicle and shielded from direct sunlight. Ito not perfect, but it does make backing up easier. I still recommend it.
708649
If your using it for a car you can lengthen the wires and run it somewhere that not a lot of wind will hit it while drivimg but sunlight can still hit it so you get more of a real feel of the outside temperature. I understsnd that can be a dificult task so you have to get creative and ask your friends opinions on it as well. I used this for my street bike and attatched the outside air temp to the top of my forks on my handle bars so that way it was protected by my farings from wind but the sunlight still hits it.
1817044
I installed it on my bike handle bar and I never have any problem with it during our bike ride. It rubber band secured the light very well to the handle bar even in rain. It survived the road vibration...
1120770
Sorry, for my last response. It should work fine on your bike. Be careful on how long you leave it activated without running the bike. Two weeks could drain the battery. I just wish that the range would be greater.
185268
I have it on my jet ski. The only draw back I have is when I'm running 55mph and can't hear bc of the wind. But if you are just putting along in the woods with stock exhaust, you should be able to hear it quite well. Radio stations come in clear and the iPod/iPhone USB port works good. Haven't tried the sd card slot yet. If you accidentally submerge it under water, give it at least an hour to dry and it'll function properly again. No complaints at all.
1978191
I've ridden in light rain with no problems. It appears to be plenty water resistant to me. I wouldn't be hesitant to ride in the rain with it for sure. By the way, it is VERY bright with 180 degree visibility. My favorite rear light is the VIS 180 from L&M;, but for the money this sucker is hard to beat. It also has a great battery.
1786525
Lol, I use this for my motorcycle. It work great. You can set to ''avoid hight way'' which is great. If you lock Your screen , It run for 2 hours on battery(better then most GPS). If you brighten the screen(day time), it last for betweent one to one half hour. However it is a good product if you like a small screen whith it last longer on battery
1596302
I haven't worked on many with this reader. every vehicle i have used it on however has had different real time information i think the reader reads information given by vehicle computer so if the vehicle computer program is programmed to monitor trans fluid temp. the reader will read it.
1192864
Its a great lock and chainJust isnt long enough to use for a motorcycle in my opinionEven has a built in light on one of the keysCheck ebay i will be selling mine tonight
2112591
You're better off using a portable powered inflator with a gauge for your motorcycle. I have one of these:http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/compact-air-compressor-with-lightit's got a built in LED on it too, i've used this thing countless times on my bike. If I ride with people I encourage them to check their pressure and adjust prior to us taking off. This thing is great, just attaches to the SAE adaptor affixed to your battery.
966805
Personal opinion is I wouldn't us this on a motorcycle, it's a thin plastic box and will most like be visible (not attractive to look at).. It works good and can support Output power: 5V&lt;40W,12V&lt;96W,24V&lt;192W. So you will need to add up how much W your lights will need. If you don't care about Looks or can hid it (which may prevent the wireless part from working haven't tried that) it should handle the load fine, but check the needed output from your lights. You bike is probably not a 12V battery either so that will limit it, as I'm sure you want your bike to start as well. Hope that answers your question
2240324
Does it make mistakes and sometimes lead you to a closed down or gravel road? Infrequently but it does and all other brands will too. I use mine all of time for touring and it works great. Regarding the screen, I'm shocked at how readable it IS in full sun turned up bright all of the way.
1070974
You must have 12 volts to make it work, I think it would be hard to mount on a bike and in the sun I don't think you could see the monitor.
208776
The cable can not be cut - I suppose it can, but it won't work if you do. The display unit is not water resistant, so unless you have a rain proof place under some faring to protect it,, it will fail. The end of the thermocouple (probe) needs to be out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources to give a true ambient temperature reading, so I'm thinking it will not suit a motorcycle. Under the seat might work, but again, you need to protect the display. The display is designed to be installed in a dashboard with a cut out of the appropriate size.