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Charging jack 58.3V

I charged the battery, discharged to 22% From what I have read, a battery (52V) fully charged should be 58.8V Mine is 57.7V So well 1V below. Does anyone have a 52V battery and can confirm that a fully charged battery is 58.8V? Or there something wrong with mine though? I should add that the...

Battery charging: Battery on or off while charging?

Still a question, when do you charge batweries? Every time you get home, or when the battery goes below a certain level? What level? Does this affect the life of the battery?

Average speed is betwin 21mph and 18 mph. I have no need to go faster. The weight of the bike together with me and a few things is around 120 kg. As for reprogramming the controller, I don't mind, especially if it increases the range. I'll probably look into it but I don't currently have the...

The fastest I've ridden is downhill pedalling at about 27 mph - I don't go faster than that because it's admittedly a new but cheapest bike, so I don't really want to risk it. I stop rather little, in 8 miles, maybe 5 times, mostly as a street crossing. The battery is new, I bought the whole set...

Is Bafang BBSHD

I will check this later, I will change the display from watts to amps. No fat bike, hybrid bike. unassisted ~40% mostly flat terrain with small rises. Nothing serious or very steep. The maximum power that the display showed was 1200W, mostly without pedalling about 250W to 500W with...

I have a question relating to the battery. I am concerned about it draining quite quickly. I have no e-bike experience and perhaps this is the correct symptom. Well, new kit, it is about 2/3 weeks old, due to the poor weather I have not been able to test it properly yet. Before I rode out I...

It's about the display battery, not the bike battery. I don't see anything unusual about keeping the display on nonstop. The only thing is that it can take a little bit of current from the battery - but not any significant amount either. The display, however, is a few milliwatts. Anyway, I will...

I am guessing that the issue of losing the date and time is a problem with the power supply to the clock. I didn't know the display had a battery. So it's not normal for the display to lose time settings, that's what I meant. I found the 850C manual on the web where it says that the battery can...

Is it nor mal that the display loses the date and time? Practically after switching off the power supply (not the battery!) the date and time are reset after some time. Other settings remain. Is this normal or is there something wrong with the display/controller? Thanks.

And the police, on seeing such a card say: "ok, we have no more questions and that's it"? Nobody from the police verifies this, checks it, contacts the German certification office to confirm this document? Hmmm interesting... Thanks for sharing this! This is very helpful. Do you know how the...

Not really, because you can build your own motor. This is not prohibited. And that's exactly what I'm writing about, you want to do a test, you can do it. In the same way, if you are stopped by the police and the case goes to court (the policeman has no right to destroy your property because he...

A police officer can believe whatever he or she wants. Legal decisions are made by the court. This is a first. The second in the law writes clearly what has already been quoted probably two or three times. The maximum power of the motor while pedalling must not exceed 250W! Not a sticker, not...

But I didn't want to bring up legal issues here in this thread. And only opinions about e bike kits. The legality of 1000W or 250W I will leave at my own risk.

It is just sticker... 1.I can make similar with 25000W no problems. 2. I can remove sticker. Is this covered in the law somewhere? From the government website or from the links that have been posted here, it only says 250W when pedalling. And not the potential power of the device - these are...

Is there any sign on the motor how many watts it has?

Thanks for this link. There is a sentence there that is very important in my opinion: "250 watts maximum assist". That is to say, a motor that will give you 250 watts of power when assisting. There is still no mention of the maximum potential power of the motor. If the controller is set to 250W...

Maybe, these motors are being sold out because they have some new models? And worth waiting for?