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Nice! I appreciate all info you can give me. My plan is to mount it on a Triumph Tiger 800 XC. Really hoping that it is a good starting point for DMD2 with this hardware.
Sorry the pic is not the best but hopefully you get the idea, I can’t fault the brightness, it’s as good as the other two screens.
Can you please show how you mounted the Oukitel rt3 to your motorcycle. Also, which mount did you use? Thank you in advance.
The tablet is held in a RAM® Tab-Tite™ Universal Spring Loaded Holder for 8″ Tablets with Case, this is mounted to a SW Motech vibration dampened GPS mount
Thank you. I have the Samsung Tab 2 and a RAM ez roll but bought the Oukitel rt 3 to replace the Samsung which is now redundant….. Once aagain than you.
Just put an order in for one… Let’s hope it works well! Thanks for sharing pictures and your experience.
/Joakim
Hopefully everything will be good, I have ridden in the rain with it now and it all seems fine, it hasn’t affected the touch screen. I’m just trying to work out a way to power it from the bike. If anybody has any pointers on waterproofing the USB C port when a cable is attached, I would appreciate it.
Nice tablet for a damn good price.
The Carpe Iter is only 7″ and the Oukitel is 8″. I thought 8″ is really a bit too big? Whats your opinion? I ride a KTM 625 a small bike with no windshield.
What I really want to know is the visibility. My Samsung S10+ has 1200nits thats 200 more than the Carpe Iter and even with this brightness I can´t see anything in summer how could a tablet perform with only 400 nits?
I would try magnetic connecters as I do for my phone. Not waterproof but best alternative too normal cables. If it is not wireless chargeable you need a cable 🙁
For around 180€ I could give it a try or by a spare cradle for my Navigator 6 from my GS hmm.
Hope to read more review of performance.
Oh last question. What Android version has the tablet? Carpe iter has Android 9 I read, a bit outdatet.
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