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  1. Woosh

    Battery Fires

    thermal runaway in lithium battery is usually caused either by external short circuit (damaged BMS by overcharging for example) or internal short circuit (damaged separtator for example). To improve the separator. manufacturers now re-inforce them with ceramics.
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    Help! Looking for folding ebike, a bit worried about power and hill climbing

    for most people, kits are not stronger than factory built bikes in the same price bracket. Where kits can and do offer more is flexibility, especially for those who need something a bit special. There are for example very few factory made folding bikes having crank motors, or large capacity...
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    Help! Looking for folding ebike, a bit worried about power and hill climbing

    Besides the slightly higher price, factory made bikes are neater. Cables are routed internally, battery are integrated into the frames etc. Your problem is test riding.
  4. Woosh

    Battery Fires

    that's the anti-explosion device, just for controlled venting. You need to poison the electrolyte to stop the conduction through the electrolyte. If you act fast enough, that would prevent the electrolyte from heating up.
  5. Woosh

    Battery Fires

    one thing that puzzles me a long time. I am amazed that nobody has thought of killing the electrolyte or one of the electrodes to prevent the thermal runaway.
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    Help! Building up from Swytch kit

    That depends on the donor bike. It's best having a chat with Andy. He is online a few hours a day on the website livechat or call him.
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    Future unclear for Aberdeen ebike rental scheme as operator pulls out

    I watch on YT the other day a hydrogen powered e-bike. The hydrogen is stored in a solid medium, the rider unwrapped the new hydrogen battery and slotted it in the battery compartment. The recharge at the hydrogen fuel station takes only a few seconds. To prove that the battery is safe, the...
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    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    20mph speed limit yes, road bumps and bollards: no. Flower boxes: not worth the money.
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    Help! Building up from Swytch kit

    the 13AH battery is made with older technology, no match for the new batteries made with 27100 cells.
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    Help! Building up from Swytch kit

    If you want to install new firmware, you can use stm32 programming kit.
  11. Woosh

    Bike Repairs

    Is there another bike shop not too far away? And what is it that you need done? In case of difficulty finding a friendly bike shop, please email support@wooshbikes.co.uk we will put you in touch with someone who can help.
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    Help! Building up from Swytch kit

    it is because the difference in approach between KT and Lishui. KT let the customers set up the parameters for their controllers while Lishui supplies firmware to OEMs. Being an OEM, I can select which firmware to use to minimise support issues. The result is clear: nobody asks how to change the...
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    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    They drink too much of the stuff
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    Help! Looking for folding ebike, a bit worried about power and hill climbing

    You need to test ride the bikes as many as possible because of your lack of space and fitness. Which part of the country do you libve?
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    Disabled cyclist; with one bad choice behind her, needs help with a new bike

    Doesn't her fazua have a rear hub kit?# edit: you are right, it has a crank drive motor and a hub gear.
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    Disabled cyclist; with one bad choice behind her, needs help with a new bike

    Wheel size doesn't much affect weight though. Katy is happy with the size of her fazua. She only needs a bigger battery.
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    Prices of the electricity we use to charge

    :D :D if you don't pay income tax, are you still not nicking anything?
  18. Woosh

    Help! Legal e-bike kit

    I don't disagree. The choice comes down to personal preference.
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    Help! Legal e-bike kit

    Likewise, you can go for a 48V crank drive kit if you need more power. The advantage of cranks versus hubs is cranks can take advantage of chainring to cassette gearing while hubs can't.
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    Disabled cyclist; with one bad choice behind her, needs help with a new bike

    thank you. I thought he got the bikes mixed up.