Speed control sensitivity

[Breakingpar]

OK, this may sound silly but my othwise great mgi navigator is just out of step with my normal walking pace. Since I like to stand under the umbrella for shade, I've really started to notice this. The 4 speed setting is slightly too slow and 5 is slightly too fast. 4.5 would perfect!

Are there any brands out there that is sensitive enough that it can change speeds more subtly?

 

[alistaird]

Stewart Q-Follow - but not sure it would allow you to get close enough to walk under the umbrella as it follows...

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[Breakingpar]

Thanks. So the speed control is sensitive enough to pick the exact speed you want?

 

[alistaird]

Thanks. So the speed control is sensitive enough to pick the exact speed you want?

The follow mode - follows at your speed but about 2m behind you. In remote mode you can set the speed to match close to your walking speed but it is still a digital and not an analogue speed control.

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[Breakingpar]

The follow mode - follows at your speed but about 2m behind you. In remote mode you can set the speed to match close to your walking speed but it is still a digital and not an analogue speed control.

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Got it. Thanks.

 

[willplaysgolf]

For reference, the Alphard V2 has a similar setup - there are 5 or 6 settings and you might get stuck in between. I haven't used an umbrella with mine yet, but I'm assuming it might end up being most convenient to just carry the umbrella.

 

[JohnnyO3478]

I've been able to dial in the speed of the Stewart Vertx to match my comfortable walking pace. I'm not positive about this - but it seems like there are 5 available speed settings - with the top speeed at 6 mph (on pavement). The remote came with the 3 user programable pre-sets at the lowest setting, the mid setting and the highest setting - meaning there's essentially a half step between the 1 buttion and the 2 button and between 2 and 3. I've not yet tried it with an umbrella up - but I do not foresee and issue.

 

[tiger30]

MGI navigator Ai GPS has 20 speeds. 9 seems to be perfect for me.

 

[Breakingpar]

20? That should be way more sensitive.