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  1. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    It could well be that your attiny85 is rebooting. Maybe its not able to draw enough power?
  2. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Hrm I havnt tried this for a long time but I did have a solution that worked for me. Let me have a dig around my hard disk see if I still have that code.
  3. Festivejelly

    Dealing with Yamaha lock nut

    FYI check this video out, its in german but it shows how you remove the spider
  4. Festivejelly

    Dealing with Yamaha lock nut

    Ahhh yes. I can see it has "tighten" written on it. Ill just do the opposite way then :D
  5. Festivejelly

    Dealing with Yamaha lock nut

    Good to know, thanks for the tip, ill be careful :)
  6. Festivejelly

    Dealing with Yamaha lock nut

    Its a completely different shape to the bosch one. Im going to see if i can get my hands on a 35mm socket for torque wrench. Its basically just a hex nut by the looks of it.
  7. Festivejelly

    Dealing with Yamaha lock nut

    So I removed my cranks from my haibike all mtn sl 2016 and discovered theres some sort of lock ring stopping me taking the chain ring off. It looks to be roughly 1.4 inches in diameter. Does anyone know how the heck I can remove those so I can replace my damaged chain ring? Its sort of recessed...
  8. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Awesome! Let me know if you need any of the 3d files. I'll be uploading them to thingiverse soon and ill post the link there when im done. I'll also update my first post with my new design.
  9. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    PS theres no need to use the internal pullup resistor with a reed switch so as you can see ive commented that line out.
  10. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Arduino code: // Nicholas John // 22 May 2017 // // ATMEL ATTINY 85 // // +-\/-+ // (PCINT5/RESET/ADC0/dW) PB5 1| |8 Vcc // (PCINT3/XTAL1/OC1B/ADC3) PB3 2| |7 PB2 (SCK/USCK/SCL/ADC1/T0/INT0/PCINT2) //...
  11. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Some images here, note the attiny prototype is way smaller in size than the solution that uses Nand gates and a flipflop.
  12. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Sure thing Geoff. Here is the arduino code: // Speed Derestrictor // Nicholas John // 22 May 2017 // // ATMEL ATTINY 85 // // +-\/-+ // (PCINT5/RESET/ADC0/dW) PB5 1| |8 Vcc // (PCINT3/XTAL1/OC1B/ADC3) PB3 2|...
  13. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Ah nice thanks for the pics. I decided to go ahead and make my own magnet. I tweaked my code a bit and its only using 20 milliamps now. I put in a 850mah lipo with a recharging circuit so I think thatle do me :) I would have liked to have used the relays as ive got 10 or so of them kicking...
  14. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Hrm I tried a 5v relay, how did you position it over the sensor? I couldnt get it to trigger with my relay, even with it stripped down.
  15. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    But then i'm modifying my bike right? I want a non intrusive way of de restricting. This way it can be easily removed. Theres a pull up resistor and capacitor built onto the hall effect sensor board.
  16. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Very good! Sounds like you've got a great solution going on there. I was unable to get the hall sensor on my bike to trigger with a 5v relay so im stuck with the electromagnet :( Maybe i'll try directing the fields. RE The arduino, you could easily control the whole circuit using an ATTiny85...
  17. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    Thats my crappy diagram, if you expand it you'll see the wire is a different colour. The base isnt meant to be attached to the 5v.
  18. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    So you can use a boost circuit to boost a 3.7v 18650 to 5v. They are pretty efficient these days to about 90%. Flip flips are the lowest power solution but if you wanted a simpler circuit you could use an AtTiny85 which consumes around 5ma of current. The great thing about the AtTiny85 is you...
  19. Festivejelly

    Ebike derestrictor

    So here's what the circuit looks like. When I get a bit more time i'll sort a proper schematic out. But based on this diagram you should be able to work it out. The VCC needs 5v. I havnt bothered building in a switch since the whole circuit takes such little power its not worth it. Here's some...