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It's not a conversion it's a folding 250w rear wheel bike with a 10mah battery. The battery has a capacity sensor and when pressed it indicates the battery is full. The bike is just over a year old used for commuting This happened suddenly, it was working fine and then it suddenly cut off...

So I have my ebike it was working fine and then out of knowhere it just loses power and wont turn on and I have to plug the battery into the power supply for it to come back on I can then ride it for a short while before it dies again requiring the battery to be plugged in. Do I need a new...

QWORK® Auto Step Up/Down Voltage Converter, Voltage Regulator Transformer Module for Power Conversion DC8-36V to 12V https://amzn.eu/d/jl8pTqM Would this one be suitable? It's much smaller and I recon I could squeeze it into the same space as the controller

Yeah thats my issue now, finding somewhere to put the dc converter on a 20" foling bike with rear rack battery

Can anyone recommend a cheap reasonable size dc converter for a folding bike

I just checked and when I disconnected the light completely I don't get any errors on the controller

When the light is switched on I get an E10 error when I switch it off I get an E6 battery and E10 error which is strange

My AXA front light has an on/off switch at the back of it and a connector to power the rear light so I think a converter would be the best option. My battery is 36v do I need to get a 36v to 12v buck converter and hook into the battery power line or is there another line and can spure off

I don't have access to a voltmeter so a dug out the manual for the controller which said 6 to 12v 0.5a and the axa blueline 30 switch I have says 6v so I assumed it would be good

So I have bought a pair of 6v axa led front and rear lights and I have wired up the front light to the light output on the controller and when I turn the bike on the light comes on and I ant turn it off using the up arrow on the controller and an error 10 and error 6 appears along with a...

I'm buying some lights for my ebike and I have a sine wave controller 36v with a light power port that can be controlled on the lcd. Can I run the AXA lights off this they say 6v-12v

Nope small 20 inch wheels and an msuc 250w 36v rear hub motor. Do I need ti do anything to the controller or can I just set 18 or 19 amp in the display and crack on

I was wondering If I could put more than 17amp through my controller that is rated for 17amp it's says 17a+/- so wondered if doing 18 or 19 would be OK

What about the marathon GT365 they claim to be both grippy and puncture resistant but they are 1.5inch in width and my bike curreny has 1.75 is that a problem?

So I need some kind of middle ground