Yes it's stable at 25A, that's the same current as bbs02 stock controller.
I run mine at 52V 30A, as long as I don't push the throttle for too long it doesn't overheat, I use it mostly with pedal assist.
As for the fase connectors I bought the correct connectors and a crimping tool from a...
First Thank you @mspider65 for your brilliant work in this project!
Just to report, with an Android 11 phone I can't update the firmware, app just closes when I press the button to start updating.
I used another phone with Android 10 to update the firmware, it went fine.
Today is raining I...
I flashed this firmware posted by Tomblarom:
CRR10E4830E105027.1_(latest)_190927.bin
Can confirm it works with 52V battery, has a current limit of 30A, and corrected the issue of PAS overriding throttle.
Thank you Tomblarom for sharing this firmware!
Yes, it's a controller's firmware limitation, bafang introduced a 52V/28A and a 48V/30A in the latest years.
There is an older 48V/30A firmware with higher overvoltage cut-off that works with 48V and 52V batteries.
If you are willing to take the risk, you can flash a firmware from this thread ...
Looks like you are making some confusion between capacity, measured with Ah(Ampere hour) and voltage measured in volts (V).
Em3ev consider each cell do have a capacity of 3.4Ah, if you multiply this value with the number of cells in parallel it gives the total package capacity of 23.8Ah.
In...
In your eggrider battery settings try a lower value for voltage 0%, for a 14s battery it should be around 42V (3V per cell).
I'm not sure if your battery percentage is wrong because of that, because I don't have an eggrider, but is worth a try!
Looks like INR21700-48G is a Samsung cell
https://lygte-info.dk/review/batteries2012/Samsung%20INR21700-48G%204800mAh%20(Gray)%20UK.html
It's a good priced pack if cells are legit, but I would not trust someone who calls Panasonic-Tesla a Samsung cell.
Already see that this is a bug with 2.1.2 and 2.1.3 Android app.
With Android app 2.1.1 I was able to introduce the correct values for Battery cell overvoltage, it should be around 4.2V or 420 mV x 10, but with latest App it is out of the range, looks like it is expecting a overvoltage value for...
Hi!
I installed this PCB today, running with last firmware (esp32 v1.1.2 and controller v7) and android app v2.1.3
I have 48v motor and 48v battery (13s5p).
I can´t set Battery cell overvoltage and Battery cell all bars, it does not save the values that i input in the app, it revert to mutch...