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All controllers are comparable with the Swytch motor because they all work the same. There are basically three categories: For sensorless motors; for motors with hall sensors; dual mode that work with both. Assuming that your motor has the standard 9-pin connector and not the 3-pin one, choose a...

Check the distance between the screw holes. Most standard ones are 40mm between centres. If that's what yours is, you can use this one...

I've been thinking about battery fires. 12 years ago, I used to do a lot of battery repairs. The quality of the batteries and cells then was terrible. It was very common to see batteries with swollen pouch cells, leaking 18650s, no BMS and badly routed wiring. I myself , friends and forum...

No need to be sorry. Everybody seems to get it wring. I wondered why. Here's where the name came from 14 years ago. How things have changed! https://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/san-eagle-electric-folding-bike-mods.7577/#lg=post-95345&slide=0

They couldn't do anything with those buses. They were an embarrassment to everyone. I wouldn't be surprised if that fire had a little help to get started.

The LCDs work as a switch for the controller. The power for the controller's CPU and all the sensors runs up the red wire to the LCD, and when it's switched on, back down the blue wire to the controller. If you disconnect the LCD and bridge those two wires, you normally get normal throttle...

Why can't you simply disconnect the wires where you connected them then, which would be a much better solution?

You can just insulate the ends as long as you're careful not to let the wires touch. Normally, the lights would be fitted to a connector on the harness, so you just follow the wire to the connector and unplug it. A better way to install lights is to wire them directly to the battery via a fuse...

That was only one complaint. The other was that he couldn't regulate the power to how he wanted it,which caused his range to go down, so he went back to a KT. The OP in this thread is asking about how to increase his range from what he has. What can you say about range, if you have any data...

That's sort of true, but not what you want. Take your Rambletta. You select level one, start to pedal, and it immediately goes to 8 mph with full power no matter how hard you pedal. Af5er that, you can pedal as hard as you want, but you get no assistance. You select level 2 and it surges up to...

From the stories I've heard, my judgement and a bit of postulation, batteries are catching fire mainly on delivery bikes and scooters for three reasons: Some social media posts show them how to get more power from the battery by bypassing the BMS; they buy fast chargers, which over-heat the...

If I were in that position, I'd cut off bothe connectors and join the wires together directly. None of the carry any significant current, so you'd be OK twisting them together and using either a bit of heatshrink tube or insulating tape to protect them. It will probably work like that. If the...

The link will download it directly to your downloads folder when you click on it. When you tell us the error code, we can advise what to do: https://forums.electricbikereview.com/attachments/5-speed-lcd-manual-model-450u-pdf.3295/

You don't say how old it is, but assuming it's not too old, thecharger needs to confirm with the battery that conditions are right for charging before the battery switches on its charge port.

That's right. You can't get a longer range without pedalling harder. I haven't tried the Woosh torque sensor, but i can say that all torque sensor systems are not born equal. It all depends on how clever the algorithms in the software are. Some Chinese ones just behave like a switch to give...

Great result. I don't see any hall sensor wires in your photo. Are you running it sensorless?

All motors work the same as long as they have the 9-pin connector. What problem are you trying to solve with this idea? There may be other solutions. What controller and control panel do you have now.

You can try it, but I'm pretty sure that locking compound won't hold it. The whole torque of the motor on that small diameter will be trying to unscrew it.

BTW, I have a GNG or Cyclone double freewheeling crank, bottom bracket and arms if you're interested. I bought them for a project, but never used them.