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You'll be lucky to beat the one I linked above if it's the sort of thing you're looking for.

Mine arrived yesterday. They also look pretty good. I was very happy to see that they provided the matching battery connector plate, which will be very useful for my application. I haven't done anything with them yet. Definitely a bargain at £150 for the pair. £150 would be cheap for one of them.

I didn't notice that before. ICR batteries are for laptops. They need more sophisticated control systems than your average ebike type BMS because they tend to overheat and catch fire. Also, they're not really suitable for the higher current that ebikes require, which is probably the cause of...

I'd keep away from Halfords bikes because the necessary spares are difficult to get. One or two forum members have had trouble with sorting out their Impels. I always recommend to get bikes with standard Chinese parts if you just want a bike to ride around on. In-frame batteries might look...

When you have a 36v battery running with a 15A controller, it's not unusual to get a bit of voltage sag at maximum power, which you would see as the display going down one segment, then recovering when you stop taking power. Regarding your post #8, I have several comments: Firstly, the battery...

It's possible that you got scammed. Without proper test equipment, it's not possible to be conclusive. If you live anywhere near Telford, you can bring them to my house, and I'll test them. The next question is how many amps does your controller take from them. Look at the label on it and tell...

And a guy in UK got 3 years for holding a sign and shouting at the police, which subsequently led to his death.

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You said you have EVE batteries, but you gave a link to a company that only seems to offer GEB products. Why don't you want to give us the actual link to the listing of the batteries you ordered?

Some manufacturers include their controller in the battery, which adds a lot to the cost. Add to that relatively low quantities to manufacture so the cost of tooling becomes relatively more expensive, pushing up the cost further. It's always best to stick with standard Chinese stuff unless you...

They're OK for a rider of your weight, but it's a very expensive system. A forum member had the X35 system and needed a new battery after a relatively short time because such a small battery is under a lot of strain. The replacement cost was around £800, which is about £200 more than you could...

The main point is that "what can be, is unburdened by what has been." (Kamala) which anybody can recognise as being derived from Karl Max's idea to move forward into a future unburdened by what has been. "Men make their own history, but they do not make it as they please; they do not make it...

A rear motor would be better. Front motors lose traction on steep hills because all the weight goes onto the rear wheel. On grass or gravel or any other lose surface, the wheel will spin when you need the help the most. On the road, it's not too bad. Q100C is pretty light at 2.2kg. It's quite...

Mahle do one that's part of their system and is quite expensive. If you could get hold of a motor connector, you might be able to run it with a standard controller if you like to gamble...

My favourite one. Click it to get the sound: https://x.com/i/status/1854116425083879647

It's only you that watches/listens to the MSM. Anyway, you might have been right, but when they killed the squirrel, it was all over for them.

I can understand what's happening, but I need to know what you have so that I can diagnose your problem. Last chance, which Eve 2500mah cells do you have, and where did you get them from?

If you want help, you need to give details. Eve batteries are normally LiFePO4. is that what you have?

Which cells are you using and where did you get them from?

Yes, it's BS left over from when we used to have ni-cads and nihms, which do need that procedure. Lithium is different.