is there a simple controller?

http://www.electricscooterparts.com/hookup/SPD-601000Awiring.htm

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Modbikemax said:
Just bought one of these
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/291194029208?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
There are none of the confusing interlock wires just simple clean layout and very compact.
Terminals are labeled clearly in English. You just need to supply an enclosure and insulate the FETs from a heat sink.
It doesn't get much simpler than this.

I have tried this controller and it works but the overload is set very low to be practical for a bike as it comes supplied.
I will try to get it going again later but other projects have taken over.
At this stage I wouldn't recommend it unless you are prepared to hack it. It is very small and compact.
 
Eureka!
it worked! YOU ARE AWESOME!
It's so simple!(the natural exclamation)
positive to that other wire!
I can ride to work with power
no more pedal-only (tho i actually get more out of breath with the DD high speed 25mph? motivating my pedaling!)
thanks amberwolf. HAPPY NEW YEAR
 
ha serendipity
that multivotage controller is what my friend said he could engineer himself. at half the price. Well I meant the magic pie variable voltage controller, near same price, but pictured above is the heart of what we meant. (I would never reverse engineer chinese tech) I'm not very teckgeekanoid but I also appreciate a compact controller. Will want to lighten my load on tour but carry lots of extra parts (to rebuild her) maybe he can hack it
Thanks endless shere you are irreplaceable. (I entered endlesssphere.com without the hyphen and saw that non-active website thingy and was like whaaaat, for a long second or two-always enter hyphen)
Many more happy new years :p :D :lol:
 
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