Recent content by Jyee81

Thanks guys. I appreciate the patience...but here's the issue... so i bought a 48V 800W vevor bldc brushless motor, motor controller, and throttle plus ignition package deal. I am building an old pedicab and Turning to a food cart. The original motor controller had pedal assist capabilities...

I'm just trying to see if the motor works, if the controller is faulty if the controller works but the Motor is faulty.. I dont know why but ever since i unplugged the 3 compatible parts to relocate and clean up wiring to now include the CA-V3 DPS...nothing works. I'm connecting all wires...

Well i believe i did ask what could be the problem? Sorry as stated before im not sure 0 watts is showing and this is after connecting two separate controllers to the cycle analyst via duh shunt... the green signal wire is the throttle output signal which goes into the throttle input of the...

So I have a CA-V3 DPS with the additional shunt to put in line with the battery in the controller however when I turn on the cycle analyst with the throttle output going into the throttle input of a controller and all the other connections are fine I'm getting 48 volts powered on on the cycle...

So I have a CA-V3 DPS with the additional shunt to put in line with the battery in the controller however when I turn on the cycle analyst with the throttle output going into the throttle input of a controller and all the other connections are fine I'm getting 48 volts powered on on the cycle...

Long story short I've made a lot of purchases via online websites that ended up not panning out for this electric Rickshaw build I'm doing my latest purchase was the cycle analyst V3 DPS I was pretty excited about it arriving and when it did arrive I open the box and the cycle analyst was in...

Can pedal assist be soldered/added to pcb? Can you splice the Pas wire into the throttle wiring coming out of the 4.3 voltage solder point on the PCB itself the reason for this question is the old controller that came with my scooter had pedal assist option I guess these new scooter / pedicabs...

My Maine deep cycle batteries are delivering to much current thru thinner guaged wires...i have dc-dc step downs and a circuit breaker between batteries and motor controller however when i turn on... thinner wires are catching fire...i would upload pics but every time on a mobile device it...

If anyone could please help me out with the wiring of the attached picture it is my left handlebar which controls the lights the turn signal as well as the alarm/horn. I just need a general idea of how I would wire these so that they would work they are different components from different...

Thanx for the helpful info...i greatly appreciate it...

On the actual circuit board of a motor controller what and where is that pedal assist system soldered and what is the label on the circuit board itself for the three wired pedal assist system wires? Also can you solder and add a PAS to the circuit board that doesn't have Pas wires but a...

On the actual circuit board of a motor controller what and where is that pedal assist system soldered and what is the label on the circuit board itself for the three wired pedal assist system wires? Also can you solder and add a PAS to the circuit board that doesn't have Pas wires but a...

Thank you for the advice...I'll definitely give that a try.

So I'm trying to convert this pedicab into a m mobile food cart now overtime the parts of the Speedy cab ie motor control motor batteries have just given out...they don't make the actual unit with pedal assist anymore and I've ordered 3 separate packages (throttle, controller, and brushless...