Hey
@StrayCam ,
Yeah I don't know why I wrote "similar" for both g-sensors. I meant to say it was a similar experience regarding the parking g-sensor where no amount of force triggered an event during parking. So thank you for picking that up. I'll edit it so it's not confusing lol.
Although I had fairly good results with the driving g-sensor yesterday, today it was kind of a different story. I forgot I had left the setting on high and remembered this morning. Anyway, while taking my youngest son to school this morning, driving the same route as I did yesterday, I had only 2 events triggered. One was going a little faster than usual over a high speedhump (these are 15km/h speedhumps and I drove over it at 40km/h) and the other was a rough patch of road with a few potholes. I should've got more events as I did drive over speedhumps at a higher speed than usual and even braking hard didn't trigger anything this time. When I got home I double checked that I had left the driving g-sensor on high and it was. Yesterday I got a lot more events travelling the same route. So yeah a mixed bag of results in 2 days and I really don't know what to make of it. It seems like it's hit and miss. I just hope it works if I'm ever involved in a collision!
I can also confirm that the parking g-sensor still didn't trigger any events today. I had it on low setting while parked outside my son's school and changed it to medium when I got home. In both scenarios I slammed all 4 doors, the boot, hit the side windows and doors, shook the car side to side and nothing. Seriously I must've looked like a raving idiot to people who were passing by
