Mine works great. Great way to keep track of mileage, fuel, hours, speed......I highly recommend every quad have one.

Tip, periodically write down odometer and hours data, maybe in manual, so if your batterry quites, you can reprogram the data back in....

 

Mine died. I have had it for about a year and half. Battery went dead put a new one in and set it up. Worked fine the next trip out, then it started doing it's own thing. Now it does nothing and nothing I can do but replace it. I don't know if I want to.

 

If yours has died, you might try putting some dielectric grease on the battery connections....a lot of devices vibrate the battery connections, battering them so they are loose and work reliably....

This trick allow me to keep using my GPS...

 

It has power it is stuck on the number you put in to calibrate it. I have taken the battery out and put back in and the same thing. But I do need some dielectric for my back up camera. Where can I get some?[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

I have over 500 miles on my trail tech. Two years and still working good.

 

Di-electric grease avail at auto parts store, hardware store... auto battery terminal grease.

 

I was looking at my TT last night and it has some moisture inside. I'm sure that is what killed it, but I don't know how it got there. It looks like the case is glued together but I'm going to open it up.

Thanks for the dielectric info.

 

Does anyone have a web address for this computer

 

http://www.trailtech.net
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