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Be kinda cool if you made a 18s2p pack and lay it flay while keeping the side covers off so you can look through the frame and not see anything..... it would be light and a BB mid would work but that is like buying a convertible Ferrari to gut the rear seats and turn it into a ute. MAX Ah...

Fantastic work. Have you given much consideration into adapting the packs to be USB-C compatible? My guess is someone in Europe will develop 20V 100Wh pack for some sort of last mile EV that docks two in parallel. You could un-dock the modules into singe packs to charge a laptop or phone...

Depends. You would hope what ever you are buying is produced before CNY, because the first month of production after CNY is lolcastic.

If your order doesn't ship out this week.........forget about it

They have changed a few times, depends on the generations BD is one of the older types then BE or A, B... They are custom production runs but the 2900 is kinda the Daddy of them, I guess 3M could be viewed as the mother since lots of the raw materials come from them (that's why different...

I'm pretty sure the Osaka Japan plant is still pumping out the 2900Mah cell.... The Japan plant and China plant are pretty different, not the same machinery or process. Japan production line is automated beyond belief, I'm pretty sure it's what the US Giga-factory is based off. The China...

Eric are you using UART prototcol to communicate between that Lushui 6FET controller and the APT LCD display? I belive the KT LCD/Controller achieves autoshifting while implementing UART, so should be interesting to play around and see if they are using the same protocol to achieve the AUTO...

You going BMS free on the pack Kepler?

It's the eBike equivalent of skipping leg day. *wait for jay to high five*

Well it has a blue wire so i guess F03FTA20-B091

It would take a lot of vodka for me to ignore the swing arm and welding and take it for a spin

Gears are made of nylon. Best way is to have one long nylon rod then machine and cut down into individual gears (that way they are decently matched) for hub motors two grades of nylon are normally used -40° to 150° and a -10° to 180°, now due to the European market being able to ride around in...

Shark pack is inanely difficult assemble internally, wiring management is non existent sometimes when you close the case wires might pinch or be under pressure and fail easily.

There is an option for 36/38T

Be interesting to see what happen when you roll backwards and when brakes are locked zero start