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If your motor spins to 22 mph at 36v, it'll spin to 28mph at 48v. On the road, those speeds would be more like 20 mph and 24 mph.

That's all completely fake. If you look at your post #520061, where you quoted me and replied to it, in which I said, " Even a Google search shows almost zero newspaper headlines. No video clips from CNN nor the BBC. Was there anything on our news? Why is that? Could it because the...

Thank you, but I have to admit that you're also clever for pointing it out.

That's wrong. I know I'm right because I counted them. You can't believe any government statistics. If you want, I can name them all. There's Simon and Jill; Adrian, who lives on his own; Anwa and Liz and their two kids Ade and Shamima; then there's the one with the gammy leg, Steven, I think...

I don't see it that way. I think that there's more to stir up racial tension today than there's ever been in my lifetime, and it comes from both sides. I think they should both step away and let it drop. Now we have fights between the sexes (feminism), sexuality (homophobia), size (fatism)...

That's very interesting because I don't read the press and I don't believe much of what I see on TV. I didn't read or otherwise study any propaganda that led me to this. I Just used my own eyes and logic to judge, but I still feel most of the things in that list. Nobody stirred up those feelings...

Wiggle it? Another thought. Does the motor have the same cutouts with the throttle and the pedal sensor?

Check the ratings of the MOSFETs and capacitors. You'll most likely have to change the value of the big resistor/s that cut down the voltage to the 12V regulator. You also need to find the voltage divider that shows the battery voltage value to the CPU. Some KT controllers have jumpers for that...

Just a bit of misunderstanding. Maybe my explanation wasn't very good. I can't remember what I wrote, but if I said that the motor cuts out at its maximum speed, I meant that it makes no power contribution. It will still spin, but the current going through it is close to zero, so power is cut...

What happens in the future, or even more, what the Guardian thinks might happen, is not really relevant. What's more important is that what's basically an anti EU party came from nowhere and got more votes than any other party. I wouldn't be surprised to see the same happen in Spain and UK. I...

That sounds more like someone trying to put a spin on it than I did. I only reported facts. You misreported what I wrote, which is how reporters put spin on things. I didn't say "never reported before". Where did you get that from? It might not be newsworthy enough for you because it doesn't...

The point is that even if Holland is not the biggest country in the EU, it was a pretty major even as far as Europe is concerned, and it has significant ramifications and implications, but I didn't get the amount of the media coverage and discussion that you'd expect. For Christ's sake, there...

My next step would be to lookat all the connections where you joined the motor cable to the controller. Maybe a dry joint or something like that.

Did you hear about the Dutch elections a couple of weeks ago? No. That's funny, nor did I. Even a Google search shows almost zero newspaper headlines. No video clips from CNN nor the BBC. Was there anything on our news? Why is that? Could it because the anti-immigration, anti-globalisation...

That's right. When unrestricted, the motor will spin as long as you're pedalling, but it's disengaged from the wheel, so not doing anything to contribute towards the driving force. If you have the wheel or hub speed sensor and the correct settings (p2=1), the speed shown on the LCD will be the...

The numbers along the bottom shoud read from left to right 10 9 8 ........... 3 2 1 The black line on the left that goes to the left hand pin should be red, and the red line that runs up the right side to - Battery should be black and so should the branch off it at the bottom that goes...

The white wire is the speed sensor wire that's only used if you have an LCD.

Some KT controllers are dual mode, likethe one in the link. They have automatic detection of the halls and will switch to sensorless if they don't detect them. That would cause starting problems. Did you try different P1 settings?

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Ok, your motor doesn't cut out at 15 mph, but it's still limited by its windings, so it's max speed will most likely be in the range 200 to 300 rpm. Motors for 20" wheels are normally about 330 rpm, which is still around 22 mph. There's no way in the world that your motor will spin up to 60...