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Some math: The multistars are 14.8v * 6.6mAH = 97.68wh Cost= 21.25gbp so you get 4.59wh/gbp Weight= 537g so 181.89wh/kg Now let see the ncr18650pf from nkon: http://eu.nkon.nl/rechargeable/18650-size/panasonic-ncr18650pf-3-7v-2900mah.html Cost (if buy 500) = 2.65euro or £2.02 for 10.44wh. So...

I've just bought the hall sensor for RS-online! Hope they'll work. The link you shared is a discontinued product... so I can't buy it. Can I still get the one from amazon although it isn't RTV sealant? And no epoxy needed?

Thanks I'm going to buy these one. For glue and sealant, can I use this? http://www.amazon.co.uk/VITCAS-Heat-Resistant-Sealant/dp/B0046450C4/ref=pd_sim_60_4?ie=UTF8&dpID=51Agr0oVY5L&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=0MDSR7BQMYBPGEDBQ21B No need epoxy?

I've opened my motor and found the number on the hall sensor: It is written in very small S41 344 I looked for it on google and couldn't find anything. The closest I have is this? http://www.mouser.co.uk/Search/Refine.aspx?Keyword=S41+hall+effect+sensor But which one from the list?

Thanks how do I check the type of my hall sensor? Do I just check some writing on it?

Any idea what hall sensor I should buy? How can I find that out? Can I just buy high temp sealant and not using epoxy and silicone...

Hello Anyone living in London (uk) has a kelly controller that you manage to program with the rs232 cable? Mine stopped working and I'd like to diagnose the problem. So if I check with your cable if it can be configured I'd be able to narrow down on a number of issues. Thanks

No, I want a silent motor. There aren't any sensorless sinewave controller so it's a no go.

Hello, My Leafbike motor 1000W had an issue where it stopped working when I started it. I've checked online tutorial to diagnose motor: https://zenid10.wordpress.com/category/4-how-to-guide/4-9-hub-motor-diagnosis-and-repair/ - Connecting phase wire together created resistance on motor. So no...

You can for example add this 48V 18A controller...

GSM is almost equivalent to the BBS02. The design is almost identical. Just plug a cheap sine wave controller at 48V 20A and you have your BBS02 equivalent at a much cheaper price. The only worry would be the access to parts, but as woosh are local it shouldn't be too hard.

Thanks Flecc and KTM. Just to be clear.. do I get this one? http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/avid-mount-adaptor-rear-is-203mm/rp-prod15258?gs=1&gclid=Cj0KEQiAn8i0BRDur-HV1PCTy4UBEiQAPuFr9J7Y7EiOK8RysoiWsSoRTZUA1_L1tlU1V28r8_FPXPgaAs_98P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds It does have both mount and adaptor...

Actually, on the picture it's an odd shape: I've never seen a caliper of this shape, but that's correct I suppose?

Thanks I'm going to buy the caliper then :)

Thanks, again very good information that teaches a lot about the standards. This little table is great I'll save it somewhere :) http://www.hopetech.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Hope_Brake_Mounts_2016_Page2.pdf So I need this...

He has been doing that for almost a decade, surely he sleeps well by now...

why don't you buy a GSM kit? http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?cdkit#gsmkit

I have a M615 that has post mount: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-deore-m615-disc-brake-rotor-bundle/rp-prod124962 And I think my frame mounting hole is 51mm? So I suppose none of these work? Where can I find the right one?

Hello, I have a 203mm rear disc brake and realised that my adapter is too small for it: I need to buy an adaptor, I realise that there are 2 almost similar one: Post to is...

Or just get a ready made bike for your first one: http://www.conhismotor.com/ProductShow.asp?id=466