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That looks like some sort of lithium storage battery went off underneath it. Maybe it was to power the control system or something like that. Or was it the owner came to visit in his EV, and its battery went off while he was checking the other panels and taking the photos/film.

I'm building a wind powered bike made of eco-friendly materials, like plastic and wood. What's yours?

You seem to have changed your story. You said above that they contain selenium, lead, cadmium and arsenic. They sound pretty toxic to me. Google says that solar panels are harmless in themselves, but they have to be treated as toxic waste when it comes to disposal.

This is getting a bit complicated. When you buy a controller, it comes with the correct cable and you buy a compatible display. Everything should plug together. You can't plug a 9-pin cable into an 8-pin socket. It physically won't fit. I can't understand why you're talking about that cable...

Don't forget that it's full of toxins, so you're going to grind it down and use it for the kids sand pit or cement your new patio with it. Is that right?

Sad, but true.

What would you do with a field of broken glass, other than build on it? Maybe that's part of the plan. It sounds like a good way to get building permission on farm land.

What if the gauges are too accurate compared with your truing? You'll be sitting there for the rest of your life with the wheel going round and round as you adjust one way and the other until you die of starvation. I have another good idea. Your magnifier and truing stand cost £100 together...

More likely, it's the throttle connector is wired differently to the 1T4 cable connector. It can also happen when your throttle is a bit damaged. If the stop takes a knock, the zero throttle magnet can go too far past, which increases the throttle signal. You get the throttle error code when...

Like EV fires, nobody expected them, so nobody made any regulations. Now we're starting to see EV charging and parking regulations and prohibitions more and more for the sake of safety. It's going to be just the same with solar farms. The first one is treated as a one-off, but after a few more...

Waste of money. Put the wheel in the bike and use two cable ties as pointers.

What happens is that when any cell reaches a certain low value that's set in the BMS logic and typically around 2.5v, the BMS switches off the charge control MOSFET/s, so no charging allowed. The idea is to open the battery and find the positive and negative main wires from the cell-pack to the...

Try pedalling faster in whichever gears it works to see if it cuts out at a particular speed. The pedal sensor doesn't know what gear you're in. The only things that can stop it from working is either a max speed cut-off or it's slipping, but it would be more likely to slip in a low gear when...

The point is that when a storm damages a house, somebody has to pay for repairs, but when a storm smashes up a field of solar panels, there is nothing you can do to get the glass out of the grass, nor the very poisonous chemicals out of the ground. It renders the fields useless and risks...

I use this to get rid of them. It's safer for the birds...

You can't wire it the wrong way yourself, but you can buy one that's wired the wrong way. Maybe find another clever mate, who's prepared to listen and do valid tests. Here's how you test an ebike: 1. Measure the voltage at controller's battery connector. Obviously should be battery voltage. 36v...

Was it working, then it just stopped on its own, or did you do something that caused it to stop working, like fiddle with the LCD settings, ride in the rain, drop the bike, wash the bike, or what?

MXUS XF08C motor from PSWPower £69 inc motor cable, shipping and taxes. https://www.pswpower.com/products/mxus-%E2%80%8B36v-250w-xf07-front-xf08-rear-freewheel-xf08c-rear%E2%80%8B-cassette-electric-bicycle-brushless%E2%80%8B-gear-hub-motor-281 Spokes from Amaxon £10...

One picture of just the thing you wanted and 6 words of text would probably have brought you success. They can't understand English, so you have to keep it very simple and clear. Doing that, I've never had a problem when dealing with the Chinese.

Raleigh North Road bars are the most comfortable I've ever tried. You can get them for about £15. These ones look like a Chinese exact copy for £9. That's difficult to beat...