Ianhill said:Looks awesome credit due by there put a lot of effort in. Bet your itching to get out on it
if i put the wheel on the other side the caliper would of be the right way
thanks
Ianhill said:Looks awesome credit due by there put a lot of effort in. Bet your itching to get out on it
Ianhill said:I take it the brake cable feeds to the rear then, easy enough mistake
Ianhill said:Got to have a voltmeter and current +/ or watthour for this motor be interesting to say the least get a cheap barbeque temp reader in there so you don't have a melt down get to now its limits bit better.
Ianhill said:Any news on the build, what power supply's you using ? They may be a tad beyond their limits if you have poped 3 of them haha.
Ianhill said:Ive always used server PSUs they are built to high quality, I got myself a new build going on but got other projects to finish first but I'll do a 18s lipo build by winter hopefully
Ianhill said:How much are you managing to push through one of these before it gets warm, Ive got a spare 48v 1600w controller if its any good to you.
Ianhill said:Nice idea these hubs are getting many new leases of life now, the MTB friction motor is a neat idea for the average commuter, never seen them Schwinn's before look forward to seeing the Frankenstein they become.
Ianhill said:It sounds nice climbs the revs at a decent pace and gets up the rpms, that was a fast turn around on the scooter one day and its done.