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ah.. I shouldn't have posted these pictures. They are of a current project, still in prototype stage. The current TSDZ2 kit comes with ordinary Samsung INR 18650 29E in 13 x 4. We are moving to 21700 GA 5000mAH cells. They make for tidier packs.

this is how it's done from one of my suppliers. it's a 48V 12AH HL battery with 21700 cells:

I got that. the difference is your brexit takes away the stability and predictability of an orderly brexit. That's OK for disruptors (and opportunities to make a killing for well connected currency market traders) but disastrous for most ordinary people and ordinary businesses.

which LCD and controller do you have on your bike?

you are surely not suggesting we should return to 2011?

I have to pay suppliers every week. How often you have to buy USD? Everyone knows that running an ordinary business is very different from running a share portfolio. What businesses need most is stability because you need to plan ahead: income, outgoing, taxes, investment, rate of return, sales...

I see something I did not anticipate. I see the economy improving slowly since the crash of 2008 then the brexit vote. The drop is over night and the new value of the GBP remained at lower value since on any FX chart. You see what you want to see.

you need a tester to test things like battery voltage and Hall sensors, if only to eliminate them from the list of suspects. Intermittent faults are more difficult to diagnose, so you have to be patient. When a problem occurs, check the LCD: is it still on? does the battery voltage indicator on...

you need to have one. You can pick one up at Toolstation, Screwfix, B&Q etc for under £10. This one costs £5. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/XL-830L-Handheld-LCD-Digital-Multimeter-3-1-2-Voltmeter-Ohmmeter-Multitester-WT/192695696917

James, one Pound bought $1.40, 1.27 Euros the month before the referendum, it now buys $1.28 or 1.13 Euros. I know how much brexit has cost me. The resulting inflation from the referendum added 6% to inflation. It's not rocket science.

I bought some from bmsbattery. https://bmsbattery.com/shrink-tube/658-one-meter-pvc-heat-shrink-tube-big-shrink-tube.html

they could have done well with s-pedelecs, much more suitable to their motor. Perhaps there is not enough demand for s-pedelecs.

I guess most leavers wouldn't mind whichever way the UK leaves the EU but some may hesitate before ticking 'no deal'. Anyway, TM knows full well that she has to be seen to be forced into making a concession to JC's demand and JC needs to be seen to win concession from TM. Parliament is not going...

yes, but may be not because they find JC ' What a plonker'. JC makes TM's job of winning back the votes of most ERG members easier and the EU needs TM to win. Leaving with No Deal is different from leaving with Canada+ that the current deal allows. By ruling out No Deal as the least supported...

if there is much demand for 36T/38T rings, I would bring them in from China, they charge me about the same money for 130 or 135 BCD (about £10).

there are only 50 of them as you said, but their view is supported by more than 60% of conservative membership, that's what worries TM, DC and any future conservative party leader(s). leaving the EU does not harm the very many small businesses, more than a million of them, their owners form the...

fingers, which brexit do you support?

anyone could have told them that's the wrong technology for 250W motors. it's hard enough for DD motors to compete against geared hubs, they don't stand much a chance against crank driven kits.

Direct democracy will lead to very many unhappy voters when they find themselves on the losing side.

I'd suggest Chuka as leader of the remain camp, flanked by Amber Rudd and Jo Johnson for the conservative front bench, Hilary Benn and Tom Watson for Labour front bench. If remain wants to win, it has to stop talking about the economy and concentrate on winning the heart of the voters.