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if you're talking about the article in the independent, they didn't repudiate the story. That article was typical disinformation, bringing in all sorts of irrelevant information, when all it was really about was why somebody's name wasn't recorded in the byline. If you read to the end: "A...

The way I figure it is that I'd be surprised if many of the people that voted for him last time would vote against him this time. Last time, he didn't have the black, nor the Latino vote, but now there are significant numbers of supporters from those groups. Now we have Ice Cube and 50 cent...

1. Yes. Confirmed by the Director of National Intelligence, who also confirmed that there's no Russian disinformation involved. 2. Yes, I've been there. 3. Impossible to say because Biden is hiding in his basement. His campaign have said that he's not coming out until Thursday for the debate...

Lets try again, YES or No. You open the throttle a little bit and hold it there for a very long time. After the motor cuts, will it eventually cut back in after some time without doing anything? Yes if so, no if it stays cut.

Does it cut in and out or cut-off and not come back on?

OK, so describe in detail what happens now with the green wires definitely disconnected.

Thanks for all that. Doesn’t it have something where you can select power levels? If you can fit brake switches, it must have connectors on the controller. If you want to have a switch to cut the motor at will, all you need to do is put a switch on one of them. If they're 3-wire, the switch...

Are the green wires connected now? Yes or no?

Are the green wires permanently disconnected?

volts is no problem. it's current that kills switches. The switch has to be rated for whatever current your light draws, which isn't much for a back light. the 14mm reed switches are rated at 0.5A max, which is 24w at 48v. See the microswitch on this that clamps onto any open cable. I used to...

No, they wouldn't get enough torque.

leave P1 for now p2=1 p3=1 P4=0

You can't change the gears in the motor. The more power the controller gives the motor, the more torque you get.

Yes, of course.

It's a pleasure. I'm always willing to help. Stick to Dhansak and below and you'll be fine - maybe a Bhuna on a Friday, as you can keep the hot air in over the weekend. To help you a bit more and, hopefully, prevent you getting into trouble with admin, trade members are supposed to register as...

Yes, that's the one. You can leave the lights connector disconnected. I doubt that it can give enough power to work anything useful.

Sorry, i wasn't thinking. That one is digital. you need an analogue one with 4 wires, like the 790.

They're all in the dropdowns in that listing, apart from the motor cable.

It should be easy enough to wire in. make sure that the wires go colour to colour because there's no standard for which colour goes where in the connector.

This is the controller I'd recommend: http://www.pswpower.com/ven.php?cargo.2016-3f-3f7c You can also get it from Topbikekit. You need the LCD3 to go with it plus a wheel speed sensor. You can use your existing throttle, brakes and pedal sensor, but you'll have to cut the connectors off and...