fevitz
10 W
Hi , I need a throttle , and my new build will have ;
* A 36v motor which , with the right controller (which I havent bought yet) to match , my 48v battery .
Is it important that a throttle matches the voltage of the motor ,,,or ,,,the battery ? OR I can use any voltage throttle ?
I noticed there are 24v , 36v , 48v , throttles .
My next question is ; the controller (on my other bike) that came with my orig conv kit had a 36v battery which has been replaced with a 48v , the controller having 61v caps made it possible to handle 48v as well and it goes faster & better . I intend to use the same 48v battery on both bikes by swapping it over , depending on which bike I want to ride .
* would a 36v controller , providing its capacitors are 48v compatible , do the same job or should I just go buy a 48v controller and be done with it ? Are there any advantages to a 36v Eg; more speed etc over a 48v controller
thanks rick
* A 36v motor which , with the right controller (which I havent bought yet) to match , my 48v battery .
Is it important that a throttle matches the voltage of the motor ,,,or ,,,the battery ? OR I can use any voltage throttle ?
I noticed there are 24v , 36v , 48v , throttles .
My next question is ; the controller (on my other bike) that came with my orig conv kit had a 36v battery which has been replaced with a 48v , the controller having 61v caps made it possible to handle 48v as well and it goes faster & better . I intend to use the same 48v battery on both bikes by swapping it over , depending on which bike I want to ride .
* would a 36v controller , providing its capacitors are 48v compatible , do the same job or should I just go buy a 48v controller and be done with it ? Are there any advantages to a 36v Eg; more speed etc over a 48v controller
thanks rick