No, unless someone start from scratch the development. As this motor has only disadvantages compared to TSDZ2, I think would not be a good idea to develop firmware for this motor. The best bet is to use instead the TSDZ2, that should be way better when running our OpenSource firmware, than this motor. See here: https://github.com/OpenSource-EBike-firmware/TSDZ2_wiki/wikijohn61ct said:could the FOSS software work on this one?
Sorry I was not aware this model had already been proven inferior, could you link to the thread(s)?casainho said:As this motor has only disadvantages compared to TSDZ2, I think would not be a good idea to develop firmware for this motor.
Too bad was hoping the electronics had been cloned.casainho said:No, unless someone start from scratch the development.
john61ct said:Sorry I was not aware this model had already been proven inferior, could you link to the thread(s)?casainho said:As this motor has only disadvantages compared to TSDZ2, I think would not be a good idea to develop firmware for this motor.
casainho said:Both motors seem to have the same max power
Based on the specifications from the manufacturer.john61ct said:Yes of course I'm aware of all that. My question was, on what evidence are you basing this
casainho said:Both motors seem to have the same max power
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The manufacturer specifications says it is a 350W at 48V.1boris said:what spseifictions? There is no specification about the torque or the controller.This motor is much bigger than tsdz2.Also you know nothing about the quality.And this motor is new,so spare parts maight be avaliable later
1boris said:This motor is much bigger than tsdz2
NexusG said:1boris said:This motor is much bigger than tsdz2
That's not obvious, judging by the picture