Recent content by JohnDaBike

Yes agreed, and I understand that, I was just wondering if the TDSZ2 & TDSZ3H shared the same mechanical & firmware structures, aside from the form factor. For example did the OEM TDSZ3H use the same "Blue gear" or did it have some improved version to satisfy the OEM customers more demanding...

Thank you for the clarification. I wonder which brands are using these OEM mid drives, it would be good to understand if the issues that have been highlighted on the TSDZ2 are present on the TSDZ3H.

Here you go, http://tsbicycle.net/index.php/content/148

While browsing the Tongsheng website I saw the TSDZ3H and I was wondering if anyone had installed this mid drive unit.

Nice job, well done , it looks really handsome!

Completed 250 miles on my TSDZ2 conversion and all is well, but I have read a number of threads reporting issues with TSDZ2. I'm interested to be well prepared for any eventually so could @Nealh guide me through how to check the connections of the phase or hall sensor on the internal controller...

Yup, I have about the same 1 to 1.5mm

Yes the one I purchased has gone up in price . Busch & Müller Lumotec IQ AVY N LED Front Light Black 162RN It has "+ &-" IN and "+&-" OUT. But you do not need the OUT to the rear light because the lighting cable that comes as part of the TDSZ2 Kit is a "Y" cable. It has a plug for the dual...

Hi Swizz, I have simply used the lighting cable that came with my 48v TongSheng kit. The speed sensor had a "Y" dual socket so plugged the sensor into the one and the lighting cable into the other. Bought some low cost front & rear lights and it all works a treat . The VCLD5 provides DRL & full...

So I received an email from AXA explaining that the bare twisted wires are simply inserted & secured from beneath the terminals . Installed the lighting cable harness to the AXA Slim rear light under the pannier rack with cable ties and connected up to the terminals. Added some clear silicon...

The male connector on the AXA is definitely not a normal spade male connector. It appears to be a spring 'U' shape with holes to accept some sort of locking arrangement. No instructions and nothing on the AXA website.

The female spade connector on the TSDZ2 lighting cable are 3mm. The male connector on the AXA is 5mm . See attached

I have recently completed a converting a 25 year old Specialized Hard rock using a Tongsheng TSDZ2. The kit came with a Y-type dual speed sensor socket & cabling to add front & rear lights. I have purchased an AXA rear lights but the cabling supplied has different types of push-on connectors...

An interesting read from a diverse range of knowledgeable individuals. Please would someone be kind enough to prepare a simple guide based on the consensus of the opinion shared above? For example 1 Charge your battery when you reach 1 bar on your battery indicator 2 Charge your battery to full...

UPDATE Well, I thought I would share my initial experiences . This is my very first experience of riding an E-Bike so I have no reference or datum point compared to many others on the Forum. What an enjoyable experience it is to ride routes that were deleted from my cycling range because my...