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there is usually a diode to protect the controller against reverse voltage, the kind of mistake you did. do you still have the special freewheel that was supplied with your kit?

that's one way looking at it. One could also argue that 95% of people catching the virus will survive it and will continue to be spreaders, therefore increasing the probability of contagion to those who self isolate at the moment. The self defence strategy for us may be to get a BCG booster to...

If you had gone to a scrapyard and get a same wheel like the one on the video, you would have been on your way. That's your lowest cost option. A suitable wheel and replacing the controller you smoked. The next low cost option if a front hub kit. The normal conversion for a bike with hubgear is...

I am sorry Yves, controllers can't have their battery connections reversed.

I watched Sophy Ridge interviewing him on Sky. I think he misspoke - It was clever questioning from Ridge and being a bit slow, he got himself into a twist. He just ran with it. He'll regret it soon enough because blaming the people whom you ask for help is a non starter.

you've got BCG vaccinated, you should be fine.

he tried to divert the blame away from the government. it's always somebody else's fault.

you can use the accumulated total that cancels most of the lag. Neil Ferguson seems to confirm 20,000 deaths is still the target. More importantly, we should welcome Kier Starmer becoming the leader of the opposition. BJ has had a free run in the last 3 months. He had it easy with JC. Starmer...

animation of spread of coronavirus: https://nextstrain.org/ncov/2020-04-03?animate=2019-12-09,2020-01-30,0,0,30000&d=map,entropy&l=clock&p=full

the freewheel on the SA hubgear locks/engages when you turn the cog clockwise. The thread on the SA's body is normal/righthand. When the chain moves the cog clockwise, the wheel is forced to move forward. The freewheel will also automatically tighten itself onto the SA's body if you didn't...

the two freewheels freewheel in opposite directions and you need both freewheels. You can't turn the SA 180 degrees horizontally.

we have the same technology. They use it everyday in Russia. Whether we use it or not, who knows. It's just like the warning: 'this phone call may be recorded for staff training purpose'. I sell computer stuff for nearly 40 years. Nothing surprises me when it comes to monitoring systems.

I think Channel 4 had a reportage about Shenzhen and Huawei was mentioned. I don't think Huawei has anything special, any government can require and access phone locating service from the mobile network. The difference is the Chinese government does not hesitate to arrest their citizens in large...

yes, I do generally, but with a pinch of salt like I would with news coming from countries where there is no press freedom. The BBC showed a documentary a few days ago, about how the Chinese dealt with the COVID19 epidemic in Wuhan. In China. government requires that each mobile phone is...

I have no real interest in CDRsKULL's project, other than I did help him a little bit at the beginning. I am sorry to build up your hope.

that motor fits only a hub with threads on both side, the motor goes to your left side, the normal chain stays where it is, on the right side. The Sturmer Archer is not normally threaded on the left side, so you can't use that motor with the SA gearhub. Did you install the motor on the left side...

if it does not matter, then shouldn't we refrain from foreigner bashing?

I read somewhere that the Chinese government has banned the sale of wild animals in that wet market. The locals will probably be thankful for that move by the authorities. https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2020-04-02/why-china-wildlife-ban-not-enough-stop-coronavirus-outbreak...

while it's true that corona viruses dwell in a lot of animals that live close to humans (bats in particular, cats and mice are two examples), there is no proof that COVID19 comes from any of these animals. for all our speculations, it could be a mutation from SARS or MERS. I am all for the...

if you have a throttle, you need brake sensors in case the throttle jams open. You need to sort that out. If you come up with a realistic wiring, I can write the code for you.