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there is no bad guy in this sort of agreements. They help to strike the right balance between protecting jobs and reaping the benefit of free trade. It's the idea of free for all trades that is idiotic because it only benefits the traders to the detriment of the workers.

I can't say that I know how you feel, I have never been in your situation but I did leave one government paid job to become self employed when I was 27. There was no greener grass on the other side of the fence, I worked god sends hours for less pay and no pension scheme but it was a case of...

that's unfortunate. I and NealH did warn you that running a 24V kit at 36V may not last long. It's spilled milk now, just try to fix it at a minimum cost. First remove anything that you added and check the voltage of your battery. You have two 12V SLAs, make sure they are still OK. They...

of course it does. So is international diplomacy.

WTO does not oblige you to collect duty. It only concerns itself with trade disputes. If you waive tariff, nobody is going to complain to the WTO. If you run Tate & Lyle or Weatherspoons, wouldn't you want the UK to waive import duty on wines and sugars? JRM and his band of bucaneers like to...

the hard brexiters' idea is we don't charge tariff, we don't have quotas. We won't have a border with the ROI and we don't check lorries at Calais. Their argument is that will bring the price of clothing, shoes, orange, coffee, sugar, meats, wines and cars down for the poor. That idea, if...

those who are part of the 750 current FTAs with the EU don't have to do anything if JRM and his associates get their no deal brexit. The UK will be open for business, free to all those who want to import stuff. The problem will be ours, we won't be able to sell them much in return. I deplore...

zlatan, you worry too much - before they drive billions more cars, they need to build billions more kms of roads. The current global growth rate is 3.1%, levelling I guess around 1%-2% in a 50-100 year time, growth of cars will be that same order of magnitude. By then, cars may fly. The...

you need to check the battery output voltage when the LED on the charger is green. If it is less than 41V then the BMS needs replacing. examine the BMS PCB for a dry joint before buying a new one.

those estimates will evolve with time. We are at the beginning of the technological age where a lot of land is still used to provide food and energy. In the future, most of those two categories will use a lot less land - eg nuclear fusion leads to undersea gardens etc,

Lishui do not want to say. On some controllers, the pin is used to enable firmware update.

your bike does not have a speed limiter, it won't go faster than now. D8veh has already explained, your bike won't go faster until you change the controller and the LED panel for a new one with an LCD and a speedometer. Even then, the motor on your bike won't go much faster than now because it...

it is relevant because brexiters buy into the belief that new FTAs with the 50 odds CW countries and the USA where a large part of future growth will come from will easily replace any loss of trade with the EU27 and more potential. I wonder if the 'heat map' of those areas where the belief in...

Food for thoughts this morning: quote Many Britons believe the empire was a good thing. A 2014 YouGov poll of 1,741 people across Britain showed 59% felt the empire was something to be proud of and only 19% thought it was something to be ashamed of. Almost half the respondents felt the...

your battery is probably unbalanced. If you open your battery case and check the voltage reading on the balance wires, you should be able to confirm the diagnosis. Replacement BMSes are quite cheap to buy on ebay.

it may be worth your while replacing the fork. This problem is virtually eliminated on all recent suspension forks.

Try placing the 1mm thick normal washers between the motor and the AR washers, they may help to clear the motor from touching the inside of the fork.

you can't use a front hub motor at the rear. If my memory is correct, the two anti torque washers are inside the fork. How are the AR washers on your wheel?

but it's the principle isn't it?

strange case. can you post a picture of your motor?