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any idea what sin wave controller could i replace it with? max dimensions are 12x6x6cm

Just received my T1 cargo. First , to remove the speed limit you need to push the throttle + break + turn it on. Same to put back the restriction. But even removing the limit I cannot reach the advertised 50km/k, but I do more or less 36km/h on flat ground. Am I missing something? I am...

Hi, is the Santana CD (2017) available?

I also see that Woosh have the Krieger 2017, how does it compare to the Santana CD 2017? Will the santana-cd will also come with 17ah battery? Thanks Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk

1200 euros... Any idea?

Great thank you Woosh for your answer, do you have the price range of the new version? Anyone, is there any other alternatives of other brands?

May I as your advices, I'm looking for an ebike for my father he is 75 years old, 80kg, 1m70, lives in Marseilles France which is a hilly area, he would like a comfortable (at least front suspension) bike with a chain drive motor. I was thinking about the Woosh Santana CD 15ah is this a good...

Ok I have to try, Just to be sure, the idea is to apply heat, remove one of the 3 screws an replace it with something that pops out so I can wack it from the side with a hammer to force a rotation that will detach the sealed disk lid?

Ok I now know for sure that it is a damage cable just before coming out of the motor so I can't resolder it without opening the motor... Is it possible to open a Q128c motor? any tips or experience to share? I've tried to use a hub puller but is almost as it is all solder together nothing...

Hi ! I replaced the controller and the BMS that BMSBATTERY sent me but still the same issue : An empty gauge showing up on the LCD3, and the bike not moving :( So now there are only 2 possibilities left for the source of the failure: 1- The LCD3 is dead and reporting some inconsistent data 2-...

I've tried both D8veh and Anotherkiwi suggestion and still the empty battery sign... But, Caroline from BMSBATTERY replied and they just shipped a new integrated controller to me. I'm kind of impressed by their support.:)

News: I've tried to disconnect the plug that goes to the motor then turn on the LCD and I have a full battery indicator! When I reconnect the motor with the LCD ON after a few seconds I have the error message 3, meaning " Motor Hall Signal Abnormality" and battery goes to empty again. Gew04 do...

I have the exact same issue with a 48V11.6Ah Case-08 Bottle Panasonic Battery Pack with integrated controller and LCD3 from BMSBATTERY ! I've tried everything mentionned above without sucess... I fully charged my battery and tested it with a volmeter showing a good 52v BMSBATTERY is not...

Yes true I had the drop handelbars before, but at high speed a was feeling unconfortably unstable so I changed for this handelbar giving more space between handles, it gives me the feeling of more stalbility. Plus with electric you don't need anymore the unconfortable aerodynamic position of the...

Thanks to the good advices of D8veh I also mounted on my old Panasonic racing bike a Q128C 36V, RPM : 201 running on a 48V11.6Ah Bottle-09 Panasonic battery (20A integrated controller). The bike is faster than expected and runs on flat street of Paris at 43kph without pedaling! on the stiffest...

We all started somewhere, so no shame to be beginner! No the idea was to use the coil of the relay as it is only driving 20mA and then remove the transistor. But all that is just optimization, just make it work the way you like and have fun in the process :)

you probably don't need the all transistor stage, instead drive directly the electromagnet from a 5v relay with the output of your arduino, that should be enough to trick the original hall sensor.

Fun project! Maybe as a source for electromagnet you could use a 5v relay for arduino to fool the stock sensor, this will probably be less energy consuming than your homemade coil and smaller. What I don't like is the fact that it requires external batteries, maybe there is a way to do it...

Maybe the krieger with the optional NCX saddle tube is a better option in term of comfort and hill tolerence? http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?krieger

Hello Pedelec crowd, I'm looking for a bike for my 70 old father, 75kg 1m70. Thanks in advance for your valuable advices... So my father spec is: -Supensions (front and saddle if possible) this to limit any backpain, it's almost only for street use but where he lives road could be sometime bad...