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Glad you got it working Oldspot, that's great news!
So you reverted back to Windows 8 since you're saying 10 blocks the driver? Any way you can share a picture of the USB to CAN adapter that you're using? I have ordered a new one from Electro & CO since I believe mine is trash.

Are you on windows? If you search the thread there are different tips and solutions to get past that message. Yes I'm using Windows 10. I've searched through this entire thread and so far none of the info has helped me solve the problem. It seems that the USB/Serial side of the USB to CAN adapter i...

Are you on windows? If you search the thread there are different tips and solutions to get past that message. Yes I'm using Windows 10. I've searched through this entire thread and so far none of the info has helped me solve the problem. It seems that the USB/Serial side of the USB to CAN adapter i...

If it makes any difference, there are some USB to serial drivers (which are probably used as the front end of the USB-CANBUS adapters) that Windows10/etc will not "allow" to be installed. (or if installed, will be blocked from use). There is at least one webpage out there about this, but ...

I feel your pain now 5 months of frustration Qs say download the driver, I’ve done it a multitude of times and the YH340 (from memory) never comes up A friend has taken my PC formatted it and reinstalled windows 10 he is trying to get the driver on there. This weekend is the next try. My project is...

I bought a QS138 V3 kit that came with a Votol EM-150/2 controller (CAN Bus) and am one of the unlucky ones, as I have yet to successfully connect the PC software to the controller. I can open the COM Port, but each time I press "connect", it seems to time out and give me the dreaded, &quo...

I ordered a QS138 70H V3 kit that came with a Votol EM150/2 CAN Bus motor controller, but am having an issue connecting to it with the PC. It seems that I am not the first to have this problem as I've seen several instances of a connection issue with the Votol controllers across this forum. I've als...

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Mar 11 2022 12:47pm

Nice video of you riding along in Venice.

Thanks! It was a fun little bike to build and mess around on.

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I laced a 1000W hub motor into a 16" rim and used it for a project but am no longer using it. So I figured I'd see if anyone else is interested. I've pushed it up to 1500W with the motor getting a little warm, but it can take more power if needed. 20" tire on a 16" rim. Motor controll...

I've got 2 brand new NOCO Genius GX2440 24V/40A smart chargers that will work with all types of battery chemistries.

$350 with shipping to the U.S. (they are $500 brand new).
Pm me if interested.

Specs: https://no.co/gx2440

Thank you guys for all of the input! I have been reading back through old forum posts and just trying to learn as much as I can. You all shared some good knowledge. I am leaning toward a non-radial configuration and a spoke angle of somewhere between 50 and 70 degrees. I don't have solid math or fre...

More photos of the hub motor fitting between the forks and into the dropouts. It definitely looks like it fits?

Interesting. I think I ran across these before, but they weren't ever listed with more than 500W. No cross pattern, just radially laced. I don't know enough theory about lacing patterns, crossed vs. not but I suppose I should read up on it Just for a bit of perspective this is a large direct drive m...

The rim measures 16" exactly in diameter with a tape measure. 406mm is like 15.98", so it looks like a 16" rim, with a 20" tire. The Grin calculator has a selection for 20" (406) for nominal diameter in the Rim settings section. I think this is right? Keyword in the title be...

I see the wheels often referred to as 20" despite the rim size being 16". Is that correct to say? This would be a 20" 406 wheel? Careful -- most folders take a 20" tire on a 16" (406mm) rim , but Brompton folders take a 16" tire on a 13.7" rim . Your donor/frame s...

You're right about it being the open end/slide in type of front fork. The dropout width for the front seems to be the standard 100mm. At least I believe that's the standard. The hub motor is a "front hub motor" so it also has a drop out width of 100mm, which matches. I'll take some picture...

Ok, I know this sounds crazy but hear me out? I want to lace a generic 1000W hub motor into a cheap chinese folding bike front wheel. Why you ask? For the same reason that some jackass would put an LS motor in a Yugo. Is it a bad idea? Yes. Inherently risky? Yes. Is that part of the reason that I am...

I am starting a new thread with an EEB that I bought from ES user shortcircuit911 who happens to be a super solid dude and did great work building the bike. I had a Voloci rolling chassis that I was planning to use for an ebike build starting back in July, but it was unfortunately lost in transit (s...

Well this thread is unfortunately dead. I had the bike shipped freight from Georgia to California and it was lost by YRC. I fought for about 2 months to try to find it before giving up and filing a claim. It is a shame to lose a little piece of EV history, but I am starting a new project. R.I.P. Vol...

Not sure what happened with the seller. I got 2 of these from him, although they did take a while to ship after I paid. Hopefully you get your money back or he shows up and gives an explanation.

I bought a couple of these packs and just received them in the mail (thanks eequip!). I haven't been able to test them yet, but the voltage for both is sitting around 52V. Based on datasheets for the Panasonic-Sanyo NCR18650GA, these cells should be able to discharge at 10A continously. So in a 13S3...

I bought a Voloci from skeetab5780 a couple of years ago and have since moved from Atlanta to LA for a job in Aerospace. I am finally getting around to working on the bike. The goal is to get it running by any means necessary, which likely means throwing a 48V pack on and twisting the throttle. Long...

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