Currently £19.99 I thought I'd give it a go because it has thin wires and I've been struggling with bounce outs. It's cheap, and I'm no pro, but lots of defects. I won't be buying another one that's for sure.
Anyone else had a similar experience with it?
I have a roof rack but one of the feet appears to be broken. Can I buy a replacement foot, or set of feet, and use the bars or do I need a complete new set of feet and bars?
Playing random match on Autodarts and my opponent, who created the match, has just stopped playing. Not responding to messages. What do I do? The only option is to surrender, but I'm winning.
There's no option to report players either. Does anyone else have this problem?
This is my 2009 Kona Dew. My first bike after starting work after university. Since then it's undergone a few... Changes. All in, it's just the frame left (but I sanded that down and painted it, metallic red initially but now topped up scratches with gold) after replacing the wheels, groupset, handlebar and finally the fork this Easter. The new fork gives me up to 55mm clearance at the front, but she's currently running with 45mm Maxxis Ramblers front and back. This little love is called Hot Salsa and she would like to say hello.
Edit: the wheel and latest tyre upgrade means I can also run tubeless. The extra width and reduced pressure has turned it into a totally different ride once again, so much smoother and easier to control.
I was interested to see if I could get an Autodarts setup with the cabinet I have, most kits are for light rings that I can't use with my current setup.
I had a scout on AliExpress for cameras, so many to choose from, but stumbled upon a deal for up to 3 webcams at £2.30 each! Figured it's worth a punt at that rate.
Kit:
3 x AliExpress special cameras Webcam (£6.90)
1 x usb hub (£2.14)
when it came to putting it all together I also needed to use a powered usb hub, happened to have one kicking around
Pack of stick on cable guides (£2.31)
Total spend £11.35
I tested it out with cameras stuck using tape, worked well so I'm drilled holes on the camera mounts and screwed them in place on the cabinet. I've still got the one mounted on the arc light just taped, will sort it when it starts to wobble.
Anyway - works like a charm. Started playing with Autodarts on the weekend and joined a few tournaments. I have to make between 0-3 corrects per leg, but it's super quick to do and would expect that for less than £12.
Update: now it's screwed in place it seems much more stable with only occasional score changes need.