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And to be complete: - in many (most?) EU countries a referendum must have a 3/5ths majority to be a valid result (60% for the math impaired)

Went to get some bike gloves and a woolly hat and saw the latest Decathlon range: - Brose powered Elops 920 step through with nexus 7 rear hub gears 1400€ - Shimano powered Elops 940 1900€ - Lots of (rear) hub drive bikes from 599€ The Brose powered one looked OK for the price, front disk and...

Apparently Bionix batteries for very cheap will be plentiful - the German branch is shuting down which means the brand is dead.

A small request: - rollover on the menus for desktop users, easy to do in CSS

IIRC Switzerland's motorway tax is more than that.

Funny, I always imagined her to have a secret closet at N°10 filled with latex and whips etc...

Here is the guts of a DeWalt battery, these are 20700/21700 cells. It would be great if you could buy nickel strip in this format.

Selected extracts: "planning to " "claims could generate up to " "hoping to " "There are no fixed plans" Hell yeah! Way to go! High five!

The table on ES says <19 Amps for 1 mm2 copper wire. I was thinking of making a jig and soldering the copper wires on before spot welding the Ni strips. Then spot welding a second Ni strip on top for good measure, the parallel connection needs to be able to handle 10 Amps in case of cell...

I think it is on the way to becoming less significant, it certainly is no longer an imperial power. Don't worry it happened to Spain and Portugal already. France has almost terminated it's process.

Death throes?

All motors are a little stiff out of the box. Once you have used it for a while it will free up. Some are stiffer than others - my GSM turns freely now but didn't when I first got it.

You need to run the motor in - say a couple of hundred km.

Drill holes near the edge of 10 mm strip, lace the wire through the holes, flatten with hammer, hold down with clothes pegs during soldering.

Do you have a link to a HOWTO or a pic Neal?

The controller cuts out within a range of 2°C air temperature - 8°C is OK, 10°C is too hot :eek: Yesterday afternoon it cut out when I came home with a trailer full of epoxy and glass fibre. Last night it didn't break a sweat... Still towing trailer but I must admit the fish in the bag wasn't...

About 3:15 just in time for afternoon tea?

Which DUP? The nasty backward one that is supported by terrorist organisations or the pink fairy nice gentle open minded one that tommie votes for?

No losses - lost in the wiring, motor efficiency etc. etc. Former member tech guru said he estimated it at 25% but between 20 and 25% is about right.

Mine displays Controller Watts and is spot on when compared to the Wattmeter I have inline between the battery and the controller.