Recent content by omarshaffi

Let’s agree to disagree and move on as conversation is going off tangent. Do appreciate your advice nonetheless.

Unknown’s is just part of life. Perceived risk is always different depending on an individual’s skill set and risk appetite. You seem to dig holes and that’s it whereas others are actually offering constructive criticism and solutions. I appreciate you’re a trade member but most of your posts...

That’s true. I work for a global accounting practice with some of my tax partners having over 35 years of tax advisory, technical knowledge, and have provided advice on complex tax matters usually cross border...every single day they learn, sometimes by research and sometimes by asking a junior...

Appreciate that and also respect that you’re giving honest advice and sharing your thoughts as well. I’ve gained skills and experience through my career and hobbies that will hopefully benefit me.

No I’ve never converted a bike before. But like with anything I can learn. Maybe fail. But then learn some more.

I know I can buy it from you you’ve made that clear through a number of your posts but as I said I want to do something myself not as a commercial venture but for enjoyment.

Appreciate you would rather me buy the kit but I’ll still learn by doing myself and that’s priceless to me

If there are parts I can buy that avoid removing components then I would select them. I know I can buy your woosh kit but dont have the budget and want to learn myself as well. It seems lacing the Q70 is the only option as nobody sells it already laced up.

Hi Would anyone know if this PAS would fit the brompton. Its the only one that splits apart so avoids removing the crank. https://bmsbattery.com/home/837-16936-dual-hall-sensor-d12-signals-easy-installation-pas.html#/437-assemble-left

Thanks did you fit your assembly onto a brompton?

Thank you I will try and find a spoke rim calculator

Thank you for this link to the room. With the Q 70 motor in place which spokes should be used to lace up this motor

No what you made is brilliant. I assume you designed it and made a prototype first and then had it produced...this is what product design is all about and not something a lot of people can do

Thank you. When referring to poles on a pedal sensor is that to do with magnets and the more poles there are the greater the sensitivity

Ah thanks that’s useful. I like their kit it looks neater than having a bag and close to Dereks build where he used a Bosch battery. So with the Q70 the forks don’t need widening? Can anyone recommend which pedal sensor to use as BMS haven’t replied despite messaging twice