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Your charger Jack socket doesn't care about your feelings, especially after you burnt it a few times. If you want to start caring about your battery, switch on the charger before inserting the jack.

The 26v when switched off is not real voltage. It's actually 0v. You cannot draw any current with that 26v. It's just leakage charge through the MOSFETs.

36v motor's will generally work at 48, which would make them 30% faster and 30% more powerful. It's not advised for one that's already fast, say more than 260 rpm at 36v. The controller and LCD need to be able to work at 48v too. Most 36v ones can't, except the KT dual voltage ones.

That was because they wer warned to get their EVs to high ground after 36 caught fire in the previous storm.

They don't burn your house down though. In this latest storm, a guy's mansion was completely destroyed.

The guy must be a wuss. That sort of thing happens to me nearly every time I ride my bike, especially if I wear a dayglo jacket.

I guess a few people never figured this out. The floods from storm surges are shorting electrics on battery powered vehicles, which starts a fire, then the battery catches fire. In the case of small scooters and ebikes, the shorts probably cause the battery to explode directly. The fire service...

Did you try using setting H on the LCD? Did you try using the throttle while pedalling? Do you know how the bike works? Is this a new problem on an old bike or have you just bought the bike? How old is the bike?

If there is a suspicion that no power is coming out of the charger's jack, use your meter to confirm it by measuring the voltage. You can stick one probe up the middle and hold the other against the sleeve while you wiggle the wires. If the voltage hoes to zero, there's your problem, but if it...

I think itjust a question of how much you want to pay. Non-Chinese established brands will probably last longer, but are a lot more expensive. I think if one of my shocks went, I'd give one of these a try, but I only ride on the road. Off-road, performance of the shock becomes much more...

AI Overview Learn more…Opens in new tab Copper is less susceptible to fatigue than aluminum: Copper Copper is harder and more flexible than aluminum, which helps it avoid nicks and breaks. Copper's higher fatigue strength also makes it more reliable, especially in overhead transmission...

An engineer told me before he died...................... Now we come to the tragic bit... There was no way of stopping it... It went like the piston of a train, He should have fitted a gearing chain, Clouds of steam blew out the top, There wasn't a way to make it stop,

Do you do serious off-roading? If not, the only thing that matters is the length. You can transfer the bearings and spacers from one to another, though you could check the widths of the ends to make sure. DNM make loads of shocks from cheap to expensive, which you can find on Aliexpress, Amazon...

Thanks for that. Yes, the cable was probably OK at only 3 amps, but it felt very thin and weak. This kettle is one of my extreme energy saving devices for when my solar panels can't keep my batteries charged, so it won't do any harm to save a few watts from cable losses. I can run it along with...

I got one of these from Aliexpress because it looked right for what I need. It fits me perfectly. There's no sliding forwards or backwards and nice even pressure spread out over my backside, like it was custom made for me. It's made of soft rubbery stuff, so it compresses a bit to even out the...

The polls are biased in the hope that nobody will notice when they try to cheat again in the election. Real independent polls of actual people show trump 75% and Kamala 25%. This one's going to be a stormer. I've ordered a truck load of popcorn and invited all my friends round to watch it.

Yes, that's right, either way round will work.

If I were doing it, I'd glue magnets to the back of the chainwheel and either glue the sensor in place or make a custom bracket for it that holds it in the right place. The magnets have to go the right way up and the sensor in the correct orientation too, so test it first to see which way round...

See here from 3:00. That's the same kettle, but mine had a UK plug on it. Also, the kettle is earthed to its connector, but no Earth wire to the plug.

That's what I mean about making things complicated. You're nuts not to already have and use a smartphone because it makes everything simple when you have it all in one place - camera, navigation, comms, internet, banking, shopping, cctv, health monitoring, front door answering, watch films...