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How about this one? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UNI-T-UT39C-LCD-Digital-Multimeter-DC-AC-Voltage-Current-Meter-NCV-I4O6/113204932836?hash=item1a5b8a30e4:g:Q38AAOSwyUtbdSfx

will check them out thanks

nowhere near, but kind offe

ah... well spotted! Is there a model you'd recommend?

would something like this do? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Black-Digital-LCD-Multimeter-AC-DC-Current-Voltmeter-Ammeter-Resistance-Tester/182954044440?hash=item2a98e92c18:g:34gAAOSw1GlaUv4p

Hi, to test what I think is a 24V Li-Ion - 9Ah battery on a wisper se (which no longer goes, but the battery appears to charge and the light goes on) Thanks in advance!

What brilliant service from Wisper!

Thanks David, I'll email you

You think so? I don't have a meter unfortunately (although I could try and borrow one). The meter on the bike has always slumped dramatically when the bike calls for power, but it usually carries on going for a fair bit nonetheless. I'll follow your suggestion though thanks

Hi, I left this bike in a shed "for a while" (ok years, not months) and now the power assistance isn't working. The battery seems ok. I notice the cables in and out of the vaguely triangular box at the front (which I take to be the controller?) are rather perished so I'm guessing that might be...

thanks Jerry, you encouraged me to look harder. There's one that accomodates 26 inchers for £42 Incidentally, the zip on my dahon bag broke straight away..

Hi folks Just bought an 806FE of ebay - £650 - not bad I thought.. I bought a Dahon folding bike 12"-16" carrier bag for it, but the 806 won't fit inside it. Any suggestions?

Sure thing Mark, once again thanks for letting me trial it for so long. just email me when you want it back and I'll wipe it down and pack it up again. I kept every last piece of cardboard and bubble wrap it came with so hopefully you won't have to do much with it to send it out again.. One...

Me too, Indalo, when I saw lycra boy going up my hill, I thought yes.. NRG, thanks for that explanation of the voltage question. I'm assuming that the 24 volt batteries powering 250 watt motors will have appropriate wiring and whatnot... to my non-technical mind having slightly thicker wires...

Took it about 13 miles yesterday, mostly flat but ending with the 1.25 miles, 12% gradient rise. Remaining battery power when I got home: 35%. At the moment there only seems to be two modes - full throtle of nothing at all. Previously, the power has kicked in when you pedal, particularly when...

Apparently they do aseb. So I gave it a good 12 hours last night. This morning folded it into GFs hatchback. No need to flatten the back seats - it goes into the boot compartment... just. Tonight I set off with 100% battery capacity down into Hebden Bridge again, freewheeling most of the...

flecc, yes that makes sense. I think where I live - Pecket Well in West Yorks, it's about 500 metres above sea level, so it's probably more like 300 metres above the town in the valley below - Hebden Bridge. I'm typing this from GFs house in Sowerby. I reckon her house is maybe 200 metres...

It's Day 1 of my try out of the Fast4ward Edge... very kindly arranged by Mark of Ultra Motor. So I freewheeled downhill into town...... it's quite steep, so it a bit scary on those little 20" wheels. Oh, it's market day! The streets are thronging with people milling about chaotically...

Mark, that's a great offer. You have a deal. I'll trial one for free and post up a review. I live 'on the tops' above Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire. It's steep. I have a 5 mile journey over the tops to my girlfriends house in Sowerby. If I can do that on a Fast4ward without giving myself a...

Roadie, behave, the Juicy Urban 20.... is one of those...