"Attach the negative of the battery to the negative of the motor. Keep all of the other wires in the scooter connected. Your reward should be extra power so that you can easily go faster."
https://itstillruns.com/make-electric-scooter-faster-2292171.html
I am thinking it means the battery...
I came across this during my search for speed increase:
"Attach the negative of the battery to the negative of the motor. Keep all of the other wires in the scooter connected. Your reward should be extra power so that you can easily go faster."
How does this procedure works?
Also I am thinking...
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