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Lishui controller and LCD vs KT controller and LCD

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I have got a 26" yose power hub with KTController and LCD 3 (my wifes bike) and have recently ordered a 28"700c yosepower hub ( for me) with a Lishui controller and a a LCD that goes with it, Does anyone have experience with the Lishui controller and lcd kit
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They work fine and no issue with them, Woosh use them on all their bikes.

You can't carry out any setting changes like the KT, except for basics like wheel size , speed and time.

Hi, where did you get you're Lishui controller and LCD . i have had one with no issues for just over a year but now seem to be getting some issues now and need a replacement. Cheers Gaza

my wifes bike

If your wife is happy with the basic setup on her bike, why not swap the controller/LCD3 to your kit when it comes and when you had a play/ride with the Lishui, just remember to change the wheel size settings, then you can gauge for yourself which one suits your ride style.

 

For me changing the "handle bar startup" was integral for throttle setup and for "save last PAS function" were by the last PAS mode (KTLCD3) you switch the bike off, appears set when you next switch it back on, ie PAS 5 switch off ,switch on PAS 5 I think that is default for KTLCD3.

 

Let us know how the Lishui setup is from a default stand point.

Woosh might be able to off up some advice, hes a really solid all round stand up guy, drop em an email.

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If your wife is happy with the basic setup on her bike, why not swap the controller/LCD3 to your kit when it comes and when you had a play/ride with the Lishui, just remember to change the wheel size settings, then you can gauge for yourself which one suits your ride style.

 

For me changing the "handle bar startup" was integral for throttle setup and for "save last PAS function" were by the last PAS mode (KTLCD3) you switch the bike off, appears set when you next switch it back on, ie PAS 5 switch off ,switch on PAS 5 I think that is default for KTLCD3.

 

Let us know how the Lishui setup is from a default stand point.

Woosh might be able to off up some advice, hes a really solid all round stand up guy, drop em an email.

Thank you will try the lcd3 and lishui and controller setups on both bikes

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Some thoughts after my first 500km using a Lishui controller (supplied as part of a 350W kit by Yose), as it makes sense to keep all Lishui / KT comparisons in one place.

 

There's no need for a key to turn the bike on, anyone can use the on/off button when the bike is parked. Not ideal.

 

Once turned on, the throttle is always live (no need to pedal first), is there a way to set this to "pedal first to activate throttle" (same as p4 setting on KT controller)?

 

The Lishui controller is speed controlled, is there a way to change this to current controlled?

This is the main issue I have with this kit, I am having to use assist level5 everywhere as my preferred levels2/3 cut out below my normal cruising speeds. All suggestions welcome !

For background see posts #10 #11 at https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/gtech-e-scent-mtb-motor-issues.36950/ and/or the p3 setting on KT controller.

 

Does anyone know if the Yose wiring harness are different between KT and Lishui kits (I know the display & controller have to be compatible, can I just remove my Lishui display & controller and replace them with KT parts?)

 

Summary from the manual for future reference :

Quick press on/off for display backlight.

Quick press SET to loop though trip/odo/time (& "range to go" optional).

Hold DOWN for 6kmh walk assist.

Hold SET + UP to turn USB charging on/off (what is this?)

 

Menu 1 (hold SET key for 2 seconds to access) = trip distance (press down to reset) - speed limit (10-40 km/h) - wheel diameter (16-28 ins) - kmh or mph.

 

Menu 2 (at menu 1, hold SET and DOWN for 10+ seconds) = speed sensor selection - direction of pas - pas sensitivity - throttle level enabled ( max or controlled by assist level) - throttle enabled (6kmh limit) - slow start up setting (1-3) - max current setting (default 12A).

Undocumented - from the final screen in menu2 it is possible to reset the odo to zero (I found out by accident !)

For info, speed cutoff on the Lishui controller varies depending on battery charge, I tested using the throttle while the rear wheel was suspended from the ceiling. Results below.

Assist level - km/h range (low charge 35.3v - high charge 41.6v)

#1 14-17 km/h

#2 20-24

#3 24-29

#4 27-32

#5 32-38

 

I also found a chart showing the levels of assist but the figures don't quite match what I'm seeing.

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Hi Scorpio, Yes I have found that I dont like the speed settings in the Lishui controller either, especially after using my wifes KT setup, it is fine but once you try the KT setup you realise its shortcomings, I particularly dont like when pedalling in PAS 2 at the max speed in PAS 2 and change down to PAS 1 you can actually hear and feel the controller/motor combo slow you down, your experience of this?

 

I am going to find a KT controller KT LCD and KT harness set for mine soon to try it out, when I have time.

The issue with the speed controllers is you don't get any current control at all as they give max in all PAS levels and less range.
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The issue with the speed controllers is you don't get any current control at all as they give max in all PAS levels and less range.

, yes noticed that my wifes setup uses less battery for the same trip, though it is not scientific but more or less as she uses PAS more, and I pedal more(not using motor) and she still uses less battery so in my personal opinion I think the KT controllers are more frugal in battery use than the lishui, probably better optimised???
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For info, speed cutoff on the Lishui controller varies depending on battery charge, I tested using the throttle while the rear wheel was suspended from the ceiling. Results below.

Assist level - km/h range (low charge 35.3v - high charge 41.6v)

#1 14-17 km/h

#2 20-24

#3 24-29

#4 27-32

#5 32-38

 

I also found a chart showing the levels of assist but the figures don't quite match what I'm seeing.

Would be interested in that chart

KT's use different % current in each of the five levels.

1, 13%.

2, 20%.

3, 33%.

4, 50%.

5 . 100%.

I particularly dont like when pedalling in PAS 2 at the max speed in PAS 2 and change down to PAS 1 you can actually hear and feel the controller/motor combo slow you down, your experience of this?
Mine feels the same. It makes no sense, the freewheel works fine and should make drag impossible.
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Works ok in 4 or 5 pas, but am thinking of trying a KT CONTROLLER LCD3 AND WIRING HARNESS when I have time and money
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Some thoughts after my first 500km using a Lishui controller (supplied as part of a 350W kit by Yose), as it makes sense to keep all Lishui / KT comparisons in one place.

 

There's no need for a key to turn the bike on, anyone can use the on/off button when the bike is parked. Not ideal.

 

Once turned on, the throttle is always live (no need to pedal first), is there a way to set this to "pedal first to activate throttle" (same as p4 setting on KT controller)?

 

The Lishui controller is speed controlled, is there a way to change this to current controlled?

This is the main issue I have with this kit, I am having to use assist level5 everywhere as my preferred levels2/3 cut out below my normal cruising speeds. All suggestions welcome !

For background see posts #10 #11 at https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/gtech-e-scent-mtb-motor-issues.36950/ and/or the p3 setting on KT controller.

 

Does anyone know if the Yose wiring harness are different between KT and Lishui kits (I know the display & controller have to be compatible, can I just remove my Lishui display & controller and replace them with KT parts?)

 

Summary from the manual for future reference :

Quick press on/off for display backlight.

Quick press SET to loop though trip/odo/time (& "range to go" optional).

Hold DOWN for 6kmh walk assist.

Hold SET + UP to turn USB charging on/off (what is this?)

 

Menu 1 (hold SET key for 2 seconds to access) = trip distance (press down to reset) - speed limit (10-40 km/h) - wheel diameter (16-28 ins) - kmh or mph.

 

Menu 2 (at menu 1, hold SET and DOWN for 10+ seconds) = speed sensor selection - direction of pas - pas sensitivity - throttle level enabled ( max or controlled by assist level) - throttle enabled (6kmh limit) - slow start up setting (1-3) - max current setting (default 12A).

Undocumented - from the final screen in menu2 it is possible to reset the odo to zero (I found out by accident !)

Hi , Yes apparently the harness between the controller and LCD is different.

Hi , Yes apparently the harness between the controller and LCD is different.

Thanks for confirming, same as you I'm thinking I'd like to try a KT controller & display to see if I prefer the way they operate.

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KT's use different % current in each of the five levels.

1, 13%.

2, 20%.

3, 33%.

4, 50%.

5 . 100%.

So Nealh , the kt PAS system is current controlled and the Lishui is speed controlled?, i have been reading around and radpower have speed controlled PAS as do some sondors, anyone confirm this?

The only way to tell is by recognising the KT LCDs. Luckily, most choose the LCD3. If it has one, you have the option of current control. Some LiShui controllers have rudimentary current control, like on the Oxygen bikes. It's also on the NVM bikes, but they lock you out of it for some reason. It might be on some others. You'd have to test every bike to know which ones.

My Woosh Big Bear kit with Luishi controller had current control, though the current % is certainly higher then the KT ones. Tony at Woosh has said on here many times they programme the current % starting at 40% for PAS1.

I can only assume Lishui's may have both options and might be down to how they are programmed at the factory. The KT's have the option in the 'P' settings to select either though 'CC' is default.

On Friday on my 65 mile ride I saw about 136w in PAS1, current set for 23a/48v which isn't far off 13%, 136w is only seen at slower speed esp on inclines once the speed increases in to above double figures the watts decrease.

My Woosh Big Bear kit with Luishi controller had current control, though the current % is certainly higher then the KT ones. Tony at Woosh has said on here many times they programme the current % starting at 40% for PAS1.

 

I can only assume Lishui's may have both options and might be down to how they are programmed at the factory. The KT's have the option in the 'P' settings to select either though 'CC' is default.

 

On Friday on my 65 mile ride I saw about 136w in PAS1, current set for 23a/48v which isn't far off 13%, 136w is only seen at slower speed esp on inclines once the speed increases in to above double figures the watts decrease.

So Nealh , the kt PAS system is current controlled and the Lishui is speed controlled?, i have been reading around and radpower have speed controlled PAS as do some sondors, anyone confirm this?

 

There are so many controllers used by Oem bikes it isn't always possible to know the brand used, as VFR mentioned the KT LCD3 is quite distinguishable and is the best of the lot from the KT stable.

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