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It depends what you mean by "price". You will be paying more for electricity next year than you are today.

Incidentally, when I first started investing in equities and stuff like that, I very quickly learnt a valuable lesson based on my intelligence, judgement and what I saw with my own eyes. When any institution or pundit tells you that shares or markets are going to go down, their prediction...

That might be correct. My statement is correct too. Now ask Chat GPT how both can be correct. S&P has gone up 20% since you said you were going to sell your stock in April because you thought Trump would crash the economy. Did Chat GPT help you confirm that decision? Let me know when you need a...

Remember what I said a few days ago. I just noticed that gold has gone up 1.6% in the last 24 hrs. That's now 37% in the last 12 months. I might be wrong about the timing, but I' won't be wrong on the event. Here's another prediction: The price of electricity will go up.

The problem is that the we that you're talking about isn't us.

Chat GPT can't tell the difference between BS, propaganda and reality. I can.

I prefer to use my own eyes, intelligence and judgement to figure out what's going on. Tyr this. Ask Chat GPT to analyse photos and videos of data centres, then explain about how they cool them based on that information.

You're living in cloud cuckoo land, or have you been watching the BBC again? If you watch any of DJ Audits videos, where he frequently flies his drone over brand new or under construction data centres, you will see banks of heat exchangers pumping heat into the atmosphere. Is that what you mean...

The wheel was not spinning at 80 mph. The LCD wasn't setup to show the correct speed. If the wheel speed really was that fast, the motor would run so inefficiently that something would catch fire. The bike's actual top speed on the road would be around 30 mph, and no-load around 40 mph.

That's the point. There are a whole load of people riding around on their Woosh bikes and other bikes with speed control controllers saying how happy they are with them, likewise all those guys with crank-motors, but they never tried anything better. It's only when you try everything that you...

I spent ages telling you how to do it above. Did you read it?

He got what he deserved, but he didn't crash into the pedestrian. It looks to me like the pedestrian reached out and tried to pull him off his bike while it was travelling fast, which wuld be assault. He was lucky to get away with that.

Electric scooters without batteries. The idea is pretty sound. I can see some advantage in some busy foreign cities where motor scooters are everywhere, but it would achieve nothing in the UK, where there aren't a lot of people using motor scooters, and the modern ones do 180 mpg, so not exactly...

Torque sensors normally have two parts: One is a sensor arrangement to measure torque, and the other is an arrangement to measure pedal speed. The first Suntour devices fitted on the Crossfire had an arrangement that could measure both at the same time using light pulses. That was the one with...

Who who?

Yes, there are loads of guys on this forum that have large country estates to ride their illegal bikes on. I'm not too sure what they do on them because, for me, it would be a bit boring after the first couple of laps. We get about one of these guys every month, which is a bit weird because...

As long as you don't include a battery, you normally escape any import charges. Buying a kit or any of this stuff can be very confusing because there are so many choices and options. Every time you gain something from a particular choice, you tend to lose something else. What you have to do is...

Great stuff. Does his version have a normal cadence pedal sensor or a torque sensor? Does his version have a 2-wire battery? If those answers are both yes, he can use any controller, which gives him the chance to get something decent.

Blue and red are two-wire reed type brake switches, which work with all controllers. The other connector is for a three-wire hall sensor brake switch, which needs a 5v supply, either in the connector, like yours, or separately if you have two-wire connectors on the controller. To connect the...

I already gave you the link in one of my posts above. Everything has advantages and disadvantages, The cables are always the wrong length in those kits with waterproof connectors, which makes the installation look untidy, and it makes it much more tricky to fix a rivnut for the bottom half of...