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I don't believe so sadly , reading the detail these appear to actually be 48v BMS - but I could be wrong

Since I actually have a spare 36v BMS (from a dead phylion celled pack) I'm seriously considering using a 4s 16ah and a 6s 16ah and wiring them into the BMS I have for a 36v plug n play setup I then use a booster battery to get to 48v which is what I use now. Or don't use when I take the kids...

Doesn't look like they sell direct - I've emailed them to ask where uk buyers get source

Looks like www.bestechpower.com do BMS for just about anything These are referred to on ES but not sure of actual source/how to buy

Ah thanks that makes more sense I'll check ES later and report back if I can find anything

Perhaps if a source of BMS boards could be found for 44.4v 12s then a complete plug and play solution could be built ? I had a look around and found lots for sale that state 12s for 36v battery - which makes no sense at all to me I have a 36v BMS sitting around - clearly it's 10s not 12s.

I also only really need 10ah but I'm really looking for a frame solution Thanks for that though

Extremely interesting ehomer I wonder if you can buy empty frame mounted boxes to contain them ? How would you do so ? In panniers or frame ?

I ran about 0.5m of something similar looking off a 9v pp3 cell A bit less bright than the 12v it was designed for. But I was surprised at how slight the dimming was A thought anyway It was just soldering to tabs in my case. Easy as

Just a thought but what type of cells are used in your pack ? phylion type seem to still charge up to 4.2v each when knackered But the voltage collapses as soon as a load is placed which means the BMS low Voltage cutoff can kick in Could explain the readings , maybe ?

Hi Michael Would you be able to explain to me how the bangood light can take 8v to 85v ? Does it have an internal dc dc convertor ? It says it's 10w , which at 3a means about 3.3v (volts x amps is watts) If you run a high voltage like I will be (48v nominal, 54v hot off charger) what...

Having a 4 year old son I can tell you that "with great power comes great responsibility" is a Spiderman quote ! ;)

I guess that's true! But still - I cycle so much in the rain over the winter it's a slight obsession. All my ebiking woes (or nearly all) seem to be water ingress related Couldn't see a link mind ? Reed switch is a great plan b

Ahh. You are correct ! Sorry I had misunderstood Do tell mrs w :)

Would you mind recommending a good waterproof switch please .....whilst I wait for the light to arrive !

Hi there There are a couple of different sized Bosch batteries so it depends. Also depends on temperature . Around 5 or 6% per month at 0 degree C but 20% per month at 25 degree C However, lithium batteries don't like being fully discharged and certainly not left like that .best to top up...

Thanks d8veh - read my mind I've ordered and will report back What switch do you recommend for waterproofness ?

Or wind ! I hit 35 mph on the flat it those high winds a few months back I live on the seafront and it was howling ! Could have gone faster but half the stony beach had been chucked onto the road and/or cycle path It was rather hairy at that speed in places

I don't think it's possible -I ended up having to reset my password to join up Done though - but as I'm flat on my back with a lower back problem I'm not going to be racking up any miles anytime soon

Absolutely - the competition is me. In Brighton along the seafront route I take to work getting a KOM requires a motorbike. They are all around 30mph or more ! So I don't have to worry about fairness to others really I will join up ! Great idea :)