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@PC2017 the first link probably has the same 'problem' as mine that @Saracen pointed out , the size is such that the indicators are onl;y an inch or 2 apart. Not an issue with the 2nd set tho.. And i did consider the buy 2 flip one idea but my limited experience with basic rf coms is they...

@AGS no need for more controllers but yes thats the idea, tho to scale upto that level Lots of power will need diverting from the batteries.. Yeah @StuartsProjects, i think your understanding runs deeper than mine.. But that sounds ok as when used as indicators im looking at significantly...

Cheers I appreciate the distinction between transformer and converter, in name and function, but to me they are both oblique black boxes ;) that work differently im just glad they work. On second look at your link I owe you an apology for not giving it a proper once over in the first...

Exactly @Saracen, you get it, with the right face of both my rear and front carry boxes flashing for a right signal and the left side of the bike flashing for the left signal there should be zero confusion unlike with the original 6-8cm long unit. .. @Bikes4two, I do hear what your saying...

How often do you charge? are you close to getting the 'expected' 500 charge cycles?? (does anyone get 500 or a 1000 charge cycles?? or is that just what they all say??) Granted a well placed "most" should have sat in my post, Not all 'intergral' batteries are a bad deal it seems, would you...

Tonight however i need to clear up the mess i made searching for the crappy rf daughter boards that didnt bloody work.. tomorrow it will be pencil sharpening..

Project shrink. .with circa 123 leds I did a rough wrap round to estimate the number of leds required, the final leds will sit under the box lips front and rear, hopefully providing a flood light effect?? so final count could differ, but its enough to determine power requirements.. While...

Ive been fiddling and browsing, hurdle #1 is the problem of a 4-6a 5v psu that can maintain a consistent 5v with a varying input voltage, plan a was to use a ebike usb charge adaptor but these are limited to 2a well the cheap ones ive looked at are. probably solved with an ebay search.. for now...

how many nsfw memberships did u sign the ceo up for??

Just a general comment, Im recalling all the many little surprises i discovered post conversion that OP may also be unaware of. tho the fact he is asking before plunging in puts him ahead already..

Perhaps OP prefers the aesthetic of the led880?

perhaps someone should mention the price premium charged for replacement batteries in a custom form to fit an integral frame mount if available at all. The extreme example being the recent post regarding a ktm battery circa £1.5k with 20% off iirc..

someone without scruples could distance buy a kt lcd1 then and return it a couple of days later even.. hmmmm

new to kt controllers ive just read the manual a little but the last entry is about settings to another headset, could OP's 880 display receive the settings from another lcd headset? or is it a feature available only with lcd headsets ?? it would be great if you could program a less...

fwiw with V brakes your wheel rims could be showing signs of wear within a month .. yes RIM WEAR!! it freaked me out to find the ridges gone on my front wheel after only a few weeks of ebiking.. when your stopping from 15mph virtually every time your brakes work A LOT HARDER.

well there are bikes out there at that price according to google quite a few what takes your fancy? show us what your considering and im sure some folk will have insights to the best vfm but with bikes in general the lower the price the lower the quality of its components, and cheaper...

Cheers @saneagle , its something i am prone to -newbie gung-ho enthusiasm its whats responsible for the well stocked projects box..

About a day after first installing my hub kit I was chatting with a chap over on pedelec.de who suggested a new controller would be a good idea and i bought one.. well it turns out my bike performs just fine and after an initial pas hicup (wrong sensor type for my bike) I cant fault it beyond a...

No guarantees but without wanting to deep dive on every company officer before any purchase a few easy to tick checks help ease my peace of mind, but its still a punt at the end of the day just one i hope with better odds. Im not suggesting the criteria i employ to ease my own mind are the best...

Indeed my first browse round to set expectations was leading me to think i would need to spend £400ish (20ah 48v rack mounted target) from a UK supplier standing behind quality cells, Ali-express ads often promise quality cells for too little. which leads to blanket doubt since even crappy...