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Thanks, that's a bummer, i thought i had found a decent controller which fit My space constrained build. Which cable on the controller that has that output? This is what i'm using, standard cheap-o Ebay led: https://www.ebay.com/itm/392626951563 aswell as a rear light with matching specs.

Hey party people, does anyone here know if this controller is able to run a led headlight? I have an led that can handle 12-72v. Or do i need any additional hardware to be able to run it, like a dedicated led controller?

Oh n-no. I'm not planning to use all of that power. I tried my brothers 750w bike today and I'm pretty sure that is more than enough. 35-40km/h is also what I aim for (p.s. det ikke lyst men jeg traenger, Matador?), I also need decent torque. I read the whole thread about your project and I'm...

Oh yes, my very unique fat bike with slim tires. :oops: I really appreciate the advice. Another bike with a silver fish battery would perhaps be better, that way I could use the motor to it's full potential. The main reason I'm interested in that particular bike at all is that it's cheap and...

Yes, identical but with fat tires. Sadly 36v won't do it for me. I need 48v and approx 15ah to supply my beast of a motor (which I plan to replace the stock one with)

Hey-o! I was just offered a Myatu fatbike for next to nothing, however I was informed the battery had gone bad. I've been scouring the internet for a new one, finding mostly rack- and frame type batteries. I humbly ask for your help to figure out the following: 1. What is this type of battery...

I'm not worried by that, I have ordered a controller with variable voltage, 36-72v and it can handle tons of power. See Luna Cycles programmable controller with Bluetooth. Atm it's stuck in customs :x I'll go with a Silverfish style battery like the one that I have right now, most likely 48v...

Oh, looks like the I couldn't upload the picture directly. They are uploaded to imgur: https://imgur.com/JUWfGHz I like the notion of utilizing regenerative breaking. My controller is programmable and in theory it should work. The old setup consisted of a 250 w motor coupled with a 36 v...

I recently purchased a new motor (hub) replacing my old, weak 250 w unit. The previous motor was using a drum brake which cannot be fitted onto the new. I noticed how many bikes sold today come equipped with disc brakes now - great - I thought - my new rim actually supports disc brakes. However...