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[shaper]

16 minutes ago, Furbz said:

not sure if i'm blind but struggling to find any info on accuracy?

 

[Kom]

4 hours ago, warrencharlesza said:

a mate with an NGECO has replaced batteries numerous time.

The ngeco uses a difficult to find and expensive CR2450N button battery, that easily does >2000km.

 You can use cheap CR2032 cells, but they aren’t the right spec and don’t last.

 Just my experience.

[DieselnDust]

24 minutes ago, Kom said:

The ngeco uses a difficult to find and expensive CR2450N button battery, that easily does >2000km.

 You can use cheap CR2032 cells, but they aren’t the right spec and don’t last.

 Just my experience.

They’re also the wrong size so don’t fit in the battery bay.

I pay R50 for one CR2450 from a camera store oer year. That’s how long they’ve lasted for me 

[Paul Hunter]

I have had mine since August 2022 and very happy so far

[Be4dawn]

Looking at ordering one of these soon. Any new comments on accuracy and durability specially on MTB?

So far comments look very positive on these.

 

[fanievb]

Just got myself one, not fitted yet so I can't comment on accuracy etc.

But kudos to the team at https://sigeyi.co.za/

Order paid 08:38 on 4 May 2023, delivered to my door at 12:08 on 5 May 2023.

I got them to fit the chainring and I reckon the weight is very respectable.

Edited May 5, 2023 by fanievb

[MudLark]

On 2/28/2023 at 1:51 PM, DieselnDust said:

They’re also the wrong size so don’t fit in the battery bay.

I pay R50 for one CR2450 from a camera store oer year. That’s how long they’ve lasted for me 

The battery lasts a very long time if its a good quality battery. I put one in in mid to late 2020. Just replaced it this past week. And yes, I do ride the bike a few thousand kms a year. And you can get decent Litium ones for just under R20 a pop.

 

 

Edited May 5, 2023 by MudLark