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there are 10V difference between fully charged and when the BMS switches the battery off. So 25% corresponds to 41.5V - 7.5V = 34V. However, you need to go easy on the motor, keep to assist level 1 or 2, if you pull a lot from the battery, its internal resistance will cause the voltage to sag...

you are correct. I was going to bring in the dual voltage KT kits but we still prefer the Lishui/King Meter combinations for their proven ease and reliability. Other than that, we have good stock of 48V SWX02 which gives roughly 20%-30% more torque than than the 36V kits.

protectionism is what made the EU a success. If another country steps into the gap, then the EBMA will simply target their new enemy.

thank you TZC and happy new year to you too. We have some stock of the FB6 MaxDrive G330.350 with 48V 11.6AH battery, 26 x 4 tyres. Price is £1,299 including delivery. http://wooshbikes.co.uk/2017/fb6/fb6-4.jpg If you need more details, please email support.

totally agreed. Add aliexpress to that list. How many online shops on Alibaba and Aliexpress ship illegally Lithium batteries by air and cover them with fake invoices?

Hello Emilia, I would suggest the Woosh Santana CD 2018. It has a Dutch style frame, high torque crank drive motor, 15AH battery, front and rear hydraulic brakes, 9-speed Deore gearset and automatic gear change sensor. http;//wooshbikes.co.uk/?santana-2018 Its wide gear range and throttle...

I have not yet listened to his programme but does he accept that future machines have direct access to the machinery that produce these robots/machines, ie are they allowed to design and build better machines themselves?

machines may not predict all humans' reactions but does it really lessen our ever increasing reliance on technology? Imagine a day without electricity, mobile phone, internet etc.

deep learning is the key technology currently used in speech and image recognition systems that equip your driverless cars. Google translate uses the same technology.

some of the programming techniques in use for AI is neural networks and deep learning. They imitate the way our neurons are connected and fired. They are capable of creating irrational moves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_learning

that's why I worry about the possibility that technology may wipe out the humans by accident or design. Think of automatic weapon systems, DNA based medication, replacement of food that is based on growing plants or caring for animals etc.

natural evolution / adaptation. the EU as an economic model won't survive in the free for all capitalism where producers look for lowest production cost. It needs to protect its producers in order to encourage and maintain higher standards.

but they are not going to be cut out are they? their job will have to change, but the relationship will survive.

the tories made the promise to carry out the result, then the last GE kept the tories in government, confirming directly their obligation to carry out brexit. However, nobody voted on the future relationship with the EU27. That matter must be decided solely by indirect representation because it...

more financial commitment to setup an assembly line.

the hard brexiteers own TM's fate. They won't care if TM gets no further concession from the EU. They want to diverge as soon as possible as a proof of regaining independence. the UK will have little space between what the EU27 is prepared to offer and CETA. I pin my hope for a softer brexit on...

the technology may well be unfriendly to start with but the machines will quickly prove that they are more reliable, work 24 x 7 and cost essentially less for their owners thus will soon win any contest.

if the charger loses 10W then the power meter should show 40V * 2A + 10W = 90W. The yield will be 80W/90W = 88%

to go where no man has gone before? yes, very possibly. We rely on our machines for food production and healthcare. What if the machines find out that they don't need that many humans?

I see intelligence as possibly the ultimate goal of creation. Lifeforms are just the mean to develop intelligence. Humans evolve from microbes which are less intelligent than us. With our bigger brains, we develop technology that will help us one day to spread out to other planets and broadcast...