Tyrepal - Where've You Got Your Monitor?

[Techno]

Good grief!!!!

How do you ever find time to actually look where you're going?

With the autopilot of course !

 

[sallylillian]

Ready to roll now "destination Strathclyde 230 miles "
Just need the wife to finish work
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And Scotty to engage the warp drive... unless you do it from one of those screens?

 

[Techno]

I'm in the Cairngorms the noo

 

[Stewart J]

I'm in the sunny South of Scotland Andy before all the Funsters invade. Nice little spot this with views to die for and the owner welcomes wilding Motorhomes

 

[Stewart J]

That's the Lake District hills in the background

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[Stewart J]

And a couple more

 

[Techno]

I'm at Ullapool rocking and rolling but at least the TV works for Monaco
69 miles to Durness early morning

 

[GAVLAD]

Another Tyrepal question

It's taken a while (and plenty of air) to register each valve sensor to the monitor (fortunately I had a mini compressor so ensured tyres had plenty of air in) - according to WSL/Tyrepal, this is normal for some straight out of the box.
However, what I have noticed is that the Tyrepal sensor valves are giving a totally different reading to the air gauge on the inflation valve attached to the compressor.

For instance, the compressor tyre gauge is showing 4.2bar but Tyrepal monitor for that sensor is showing 3.24bar.
On the rear it's the same, 5.0bar but sensor showing much less.

Do you have to take the vehicle out for a run for them to settle in and then does the monitor give a more accurate reading? Or is it supposed to be accurate straight out of the box?
Or, is the compressor gauge incorrect?

According to tyre pals instructions, each valve sensor is meant to be accurate to .1bar.

Just wondering where I'm going wrong?

 

[Techno]

Mine read the same as my pump gauge

 

[Steve]

The gauge on your pump? double check it against somerhing else.
Steve

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