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Interesting. Maybe drill a hole on the bottom and put a gore-tex membrane there :)

Here I found it: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DC-90V-10A-Voltage-Current-Capacity-Power-Meter-State-of-Charge-No-Need-Power/181573053894?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

Can't find it :( but it is the model with built in current shunt for making connection easier.

Long time no see.... I finally, after 1.5 years. Have got myself a box to put the display in. Also an upgrade with XT60 connector to be able to connect whatever charge lead I like. Have two different connectors on battery right now.

ooh, with the red color you see more details :) right well, I have put a chain retention device on mine, works well

cool! I wonder what that ear is thought for? For not letting the chain stuck there!? It would be a very nice feature because the chain can stuck really bad there.

Warm winter we have now...

I have tried three different lobsters. And many other glowes. When they get warm enough, they are just too clumsy. I have bad circulation in my hands and feet. But it is normally not a problem. Only when it starts to get really cold. Like when it is -10 Deg C and ebiking, then I want something...

Today I increased the power a little. Tuned up to 18 Volt. Have some photos and measurements here to complement the initial post. ! Warning ! The installation is not nice to the eyes, very temporary this, I will have it a few weeks now only :) First we can see the controller and dc-regulator...

yes, what is the point of using this if you don't need it?! :) but if you have tried every glowes there is and still don't get warm it is great thing.

And here I found a nice stream...

Another day with frosty trails. But it is wet now...

In time for christmas holiday I have the best DIY fix here. Heated handlebar grips! It is a great thing to do with ebikes, since you have the power. You just need some heat pads and some basic skills to pull it off. I ordered some standard heated pads for motorcycles (or snow mobiles) rated...

Frosty commute home. Very nice now!

Nice weather now, autumn, quite hot for the season I think. Still. Nice!

yes, I have considered that too. But I have a wheel motor so it should be no problem. I found a mighty interesting page on DIY battery pack for the (old) standard Dura Ace Di2: https://tomasklassiker.blogspot.com/2015/03/custom-internal-battery-pack-for-dura.html And this video:

Hi! I would like to fit XT Di2 on my ebike with regular battery. Feels like it would be wasted with a Di2 battery when I already have a big battery for motor. I only need a 36V to 7.4V converter. But that is something I would like to get anyway for lights. Is that possible? I mean, easy, only...

Now we have had great weather almost two weeks, that makes lakes warm and nice. Bath everyday, yesterday twice on the way home. It was too warm not too :)

...speaking of gears and wide range, and price. Have you seen the Microshift Advent range? Looks great with up to 42T on 8/9 speed. https://www.microshift.com/en/product-category/mountain/advent/

Took my trekking bike today, pumped tyres a little extra because I should go to wrong side of town and home again. It was about 85 km total ride. Only 25% battery dropped! Insane capacity on my new pack! It weighs alot though with 100 cells so best suited for touring good roads :)