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Many thanks saneagle and Nealh for the information you supply in your replies, your help and assistance is greatly appreciated again ;)

I have recently acquired a new 36v controller complete with S866 lcd. The controller wires all appear to mate up correctly except the throttle. I attach a photo to help demonstrate what I am writing. The plug on the right comes from the throttle and has red, black and white wires. The plug on...

Many thanks Nealh for your two replies. I cant believe the difference the Lithium batteries have made. The Yose pack weighs in at 8lbs the old Powabyke lead acid battery pack weighed in at 1st 12lbs. Win Win all round :)

Thank you for your reply WheezyRider, yep, I meant the metal bars on either side. They do make pedalling the bike slightly awkward giving a bow legged feel. The new battery pack is quite narrow in comparison to the old lead acid battery pack and there must over an inch to spare either side of...

Sorry to bump this thread back up again but just wanted to say Thank you very much to all those Esteemed Pedelecers who have previously replied to my messages when I was asking for help and assistance. Have purchased a Yose battery pack and fitted ( albeit temporarily for the purpose of...

Many thanks for your two replies Nealh, your help and assistance is greatly appreciated, its all about school days for me at the moment. I have just carried out a brushless front wheel modification on my old Powabyke and with the kind help and assistance of some Esteemed Pedelecers I have...

Thanks for your reply saneagle..........I think I am the dumb one though for buying it without researching first ;)

Many thanks for your reply, as I am still learning about electric bikes and their workings could I ask ( and please dont think I am doubting what you are saying ) how can you tell ? what is in the photos that you recognise to confirm the display is uart/digital and the controller is analogue...

I have purchased, possibly in haste but had a voucher available that was near an expiry date, a S866 LCD unit ( photo attached showing S866 and plug). There are no dedicated plugs available in my controller to plug in the LCD unit, the attached photo shows those plugs and connectors presently...

Many thanks saneagle for your latest reply, I will measure the battery box tomorrow and see what options are available although I have been looking at 36V downtube battery packs which appear to come with their own dedicated downtube bracket.

Thank you very much Nealh for your reply and the information you supply.

Thank you for your reply, unfortunately there is no mention of amps on the controller ( please see my reply #11 ). Having said this I did keep a copy of my receipt/invoice which does mention Rated Current 31A. Hope this is helpful.

Thats great saneagle, many thanks. It has given me some figures to work with and research. I will however be back with my findings asking for re-assurance that the battery pack it find is suitable ;). Just to confirm your suspicions I enclose a couple of photos of road test short while ago...

Many sincere thanks saneagle and WheezyRider for your replies. I really appreciate both of you taking an interest in this thread and trying to help me ;). The lead acid NP12-12 batteries aren`t that old probably three months at most, I replaced the original Powabyke batteries when I first...

Many thanks for your continued help and advice in my posts. The batteries are 3 x 12V NP12-12 which are still producing nearly 39V without having been charged for the last couple of days ( see photos ). The controller doesn`t appear to mention the maximum amps and I am struggling to get a photo...

Many thanks for your reply and interest in my posts, greatly appreciated. Photo of front wheel and wiring diagram for controller attached, hope this help ;)

With the front of the bike raised off the ground the wheel would not spin when I operated the throttle. I had to manually spin the wheel by hand to intiate the hand throttle working. I attach a photo of the contoller wiring. Everything showing apart from the red and black power wires. The thick...

Its a new throttle I am using ( see photo ). The controller was just a basic 36V/48V unit.

Thank you for your reply, there are no hall sensors. I dis-connected the plug from the old Powabyke wiring when I removed the old controller ( see attached photo ). The instructions for the new controller seemed to intimate the bike would run with just the motor wires connected together with the...

Just wondering if anyone could offer some advice please. I recently picked up a secondhand but allegedly little used 36V 350W unbranded brushless 26" front wheel. I purchased an unbranded 36V/48V 350W brushless controller. Spent this afternoon wiring the controller to the wheel but using the...