Recent content by crazy dreamer

Got 10 tooth on the motor and a choice of 80, 89, or 92 tooth on the 20 inch wheel. (all #25h) motor is a sensored 6384 120kv outrunner.

Built a e-mountain board for my grandson using 83-100 rc motors but would like to try a similar set up on my e-bike .I used the flipsky dual VESC

thanks Amberwolf, i guess i will just have to give it a try and see how it goes. this is not my first rodeo but i have never tried R/C motors on a e-bike.

i have an outrunner project waiting in the wings using a 6384 - 120kv (sensored) motor. i will be using 20inch wheels with a 10:1 single reduction. would a 36v 20a controller give me enough power? not looking to go fast, 20-25mph is fine.

100 tooth 25h sprockets are available. i have also seen 110 tooth.

i like that a lot!

WITH GREAT SPEED COMES GREAT RESPONSABILITY!

give it a try, the motors are cheap and available. CD

thinking of something very similar to this but on an e-bike, any progress on your brushless project? C.D

sorry, this is the after photo "I think!)

Hi, I have been lurking around on here for 9 years and have finally got one of my projects up and running! its rather "old school" compared to the latest technology but works fine. BEFORE. AFTER its a 24v 250w running on 36v it does 19mph on the flat and 25mph with pedal assist. still...

ok thanks for the advise, i will top it off @ 4.1v per cell with 2amps of current while watching it like a hawk in a fireproof environment. C.D

i have a 9-15 volt (adjustable) psu with a 30amp max capability. i plan to cycle each brick a few times on a small 120w scooter before assembling a paralleled pack. C.D

hi all, i have decided to play with fire but dont want to get burnt! i am about to charge my first lipo pack (6s zippy 5000mah 25c pack) heres what i have:- the overall voltage is 23v (3.84v per cell) i would like to charge to (4.1v) should i balance charge? how many amps? sorry to be a pain but...

i would love to have a go, will need to finish one of my projects though :D C.D