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Ah , well this battery manual on/off switch never worked. Always permantley on This switch is connected via two thin yellow wires which end in a plug to the pcb. Here - looks a bit bashed up

Battery died on way home :( Showed 75% so I charged it up which seemed to work just fine. Then showed 100% on the LEDs I have tested the power lead, the battery terminal - both dead. Then took base off and tested fuses and the power leads before the enter the fuses. Fuses fine but no...

My boss actually said to " you can't ski downhill whilst you're stroking the shark" Honestly , I have witnesses !

Not a problem unless you mean cost wise - 50 to 100 fitted I had to swap my forks when I converted as I got a chunkier motor which wouldn't fit on my forks (vet similar to yours)

Ahh, I think you have another problem with the bike - it has hub brakes Since you are replacing the hub you will either have no front brake ....or you need new fork which can also take calipers (don't think Tongxins are disc compatible ? Not sure)

And the welding looks like this And frank , going for 44.4v (main plus booster ) got two chargers. One each pack

I've ordered some 2s to be sure

Meant to say you can get away with a pretty small battery if only 15 miles with only occasional using power. No need to charge at work

Well if you plan on cycling without power for most of the time then Tongxin is reputedly the best freewheel and the best for occasional "stealth" assist In uk I'm only aware of electric wheel company that sell complete kits other than cytronex themselves. Others may know better Otherwise its a...

Thanks vm d8veh- i can wait no probs I think I have the wrong leads anyway though as mine have 4 wires and may be for 3s ?

Yep , they work with 700c wheels (cytronex use them on these rims) You'll need a compatible controller and a PAS sensor (and throttle if desired) Battery - well that's up to you really. How far do you travel ? Is weight important to you as some lithium chemistries are much lighter than others...

Hi all I'm going to try use a booster battery pack solution to get increased speed from my 8fun kit. There is so much info on ES that I got totally lost. I hope this thread can help others choose to do this (or not if it fails utterly). If it works then Its very cheap as I've spent £63inc...

Thanks , even I can understand that :)

Any chance you could please explain what a sinewave controller does that's so different so a standard ? And in simple terms for non-engineer me !

My sudden loss of power was eventually traced to the handlebar panel The finger was never really pointed in that direction and so everything else was tested first Justva thought you have a spare to test (or can find one in d8veh shed ?! I'd bet my hat there is one ;)

Welcome :)