Thanks :D

Yes, the screen is bonded to the underside of a piece of glass, so would be easy to waterproof. This one might be a little water res resistant but I wouldn't rely on it as the 3d printing isn't that solid. It would be great to try and make it water resistant/proof in the future though, as would be much more useful

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you for your input about the project

That would be good. After using it a few times, I'll agree on the readability in sunlight

Let me know once you modify the 3d printable part to have some shade/hood. Looking forward for your reply!

You would need either a perfectly flat surface and travel in a straight line, or you would need some fairly complex sensing and calculations, to determine power from motion and mass. One of those things that's easier to do in theory than in practice. I have a single axis accelerometer-based performance tester intended for use in cars, developed in the late 1990s. You have you get a perfectly flat stretch of road and drive in a straight line for moderately-accurate results -- any slope is read as horizontal force. It can also measure skid-pad G forces, but body roll throws it off as it starts confusing gravity for centrifugal force. A modern six-axis accelerometer commonly used in smartphones could probably account for multi-axis motion in the calculations.

That would be good. I was trying to think of other screens to be able to rotate between, but weather would be a great one. My phone in often in hotspot mode, so could use that to provide real-time updates.

that is kicad

@@MAYERMAKES Thank You

Exactly what I thought. It would detect one revolution wherever it was. All you need to know is the circumference of the wheel.

It probably didn't! I set the old one up when I bought the bike to take to uni which was about 15 years ago, (it was my daily transport for 4 years). Tbh I can't remember how it was set up, now I think about it, I'm pretty sure it didn't need to know, was just wheel size.

The arduino has WiFi, so I could fairly easily post location using my phone as a hotspot. But my family also have the ability to check location of my phone for safety reasons etc, so if it was needed they could use that.

it seems cool but we need a way to beat wahoo and garmin, id make one if it can simply just record like a garmin, maybe do maps or a nav line!

I started with that (why I had the bike frame bag with the window on the top), But found I was easily distracted, and quickly checking what the message /notifications were each time it buzzed whilst riding (on off road paths). It's a habit I was finding hard to break, so with this the phone can be safely in my backpack and I'm not tempted to take my eyes off the road

@@hifromkatie I'm ADD and have to put the phone into silent mode sometimes just get anything done. Of course I forget to do that all the time. :)

Captions were on when I watched it. Did you click the CC button?

@@RottnRobbie they're inaccurate auto generated ones, not reliable for deaf or hard of hearing viewers

@@user-rs2gv4vk1g ​Um, OK. But then it seems to me that your request wasn't clearly stated. If you want more than the automated captioning, then you should probably have said "Please pay to have professional subtitles for the hearing impaired added to your videos". and also - I can't vouch for general reliability, but I don't think the auto captions are as inaccurate as you're implying. I have good hearing, so I re-watched the video to compare the captioning with what I heard, and it was surprisingly (to me) accurate. Admittedly the lack of punctuation is a bit of an issue, but I only identified two very minor errors. Once when she said "twelve oh six" it was transcribed as "12 a6", and the second error was when she said the words ".. or this part", which was on screen as "... all this part". I didn't even attempt a word count, but that must be well over a 99% accuracy rate.

I find it odd that she considers other countries not having daylight saving time, but completely ignores the fact that only a very few places in the world run on UTC (i.e. "Greenwich" time). I know she made it for herself, and she lives in the UK, but adding a time zone adjustment would be my first modification to the code.

@@RottnRobbie just a simple offset unless you cycle across timezones...