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If it folds then its NOT a Moulton. No Moulton has ever folder :) Pictures would be great :p Regards Jerry

That's a Moulton Mini and those tires are not so easy to source. Moulton Minis were 7/8th size of the regular more popular 16" wheeled ones and were made for smaller women and children. Despite that, there is suspension front and back though the rear suspension its slightly different than the...

Maybe they are the same company just setting up a second outlet given the negative feedback BMS have been having ? All conjecture of course but interesting :p Jerry

Yes good to see the web site back up. This new online outlet looks promising. Regards Jerry

Just went out for a real life test using the stock Goldant controller 11.76AP 36.57VP So that is 430W. This was off a freshly charged balance 36V battery measuring 42V. I still don't get it how much faster pedelec is ? With the throttle setup and pedaling lightly I go up to about 15mph but...

Silly me :o Of course I can do it using the calculation P=V*A So from this spec sheet (click the parameter tab to see) we have max power = 500W. I notice it also says 8.3A max for the 36V motor ? So 500 = 43.2*A A = 500/43.2 = 11.57A The Goldant controller has 12A written on it. I will...

Just wanted to add this link for those who want to use these new light weight motors (the ones with an external control) but with priority throttle control, three speed switch, cruise control etc. Basically its achieved with a third party programmable controller :p Jerry

I raised the current to 7.7 and its still peaking at 10A with no clutch slippage. amigafan2003 I know you are running your Goldant s at a higher voltage but what current is yours peaking at. I guess to find the right value I could take my Goldant out with the stock controller and see what it...

I like mine Lyen. Though I have also purchased one from e-crazyman which are identical and cheaper although you need to add wires/programming port connection. I am so glad I got the one from Lyen first though as it has enabled me to understand how this stuff works. Regards Jerry

Nice I have been looking at those too muckymits. Is this for a 24v battery as you have 8 ? I would need 12. Are you planning to use a BMS or just manually balance them yourself when needed ? Are they 10Ah and lastly where did you get them from. The cheapest simplest supply source I have...

Yes I was surprised to find that the one I used, took 10% from the shop I purchased my Brompton from. Regards Jerry

Yes I noticed too. Worrying if you have just placed an order but should be covered by Paypal I think. The first stuff I use to by from China was via Western Union which pretty much had no recourse at all! Regards Jerry

Yes that looks nice for the price. I have a Topeak Blow Joe that looks similar but costs over £30 The plastic cheap ones with no gauge are not so useful. Jerry

Having previous experience from messing about in the electric RC hobby environment is a plus for sure :p Regards Jerry

Interesting so is that a spare gear assembly ? Regards Jerry

What about personal damages re the stress and concern this has caused you :p Regards Jerry

Yes any warranty return is outweighed by the cost of return postage. I am looking for a higher capacity light weight battery for longer trips on my bike and am seriously considering one of these. e-bike 36v 8.8Ah lithium ion rear rack battery with light weight and good quality-Greenbikekit...

This looks like an interesting and promising new online store :) Regards Jerry

Thanks NRG, The phase current is set to 10.6A as per amigafans settings. Don't see a block time setting though over current detection delay is 0.1s. Regards Jerry

I raised the current from 7amps to 8.4amps. Turnigy showed a 10amp peak and I had a couple of minor clutch slippages. Before I had it set at 7A so I am going to turn it down to 7.7A. I noticed it drew a max of 34.5V even though it has 39V+ at its disposal ? The whole thing might work out...