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Thanks both for good replies. The reason is it feels a little weak. I dont know if the China guy programmed the controller to 7 - 8 or 10 amps. When I GENTLY use the pedals along the motor, I go about the same speed as male cyclists. (not sporty ones..). Is that normal speed for a Tongxin? (190...

I have a Tongxin hub on my bike, that I want to measure with a multimeter. Do I use the wires between the battery and the controller to measure the amp usage? Thanks Carsten

Ok thanks CJ

"small 10A programmable brushless sensorless controllers with 3-way "power" switch" I can´t find any such (36v) controller on his website. "Ask him" How do I ask him? I cant find an email adress to get in contact with E-crazyman Carsten J

Thankyou, you dont know any places within europe it is available? Best Carsten

Daniel.weck, What exact (bafang?) controller do you use in this experiment to drive your Tongxin hub-wheel? Have you got a link to a store or a picture of the controller? Thankyou Carsten J

Maybe you know this bike, popular in Dänemark: Raleigh 2010 Can a 100mm (Tongxin -)hub fit in the front fork? Or is it a special sized fork? Thanks Carsten J

There is 3 wire connection comming out of the motor. Reason I ask in here is that it takes atleast a week every time I mail Electricwheel before I receive an answer, but I ofcourse I´ll ask them also. Thanks

Hello I just got a hubwheel from electricwheelcompany, with no data whatsoever included. Are the Tongxin motor sensored or sensorless? Are there both versions available? Thanks CJ

Just to clarify: the potentiometer I am talking about is a little adjustable screw-thingy sticking out of my controller. It might be an exclusive feature in kits from "Alienbikes.co.uk".

The Cute is geared, so not a Tongxin clone, sorry. Thanks for the Ananda info Mr. Harvey. CJ

My bike did that (1 year old Alienbike kit, 250w 36v 10 amp.); I had turned the controller potentiometer to max, which is 15 amp. And after a month or so it started to turn off once in a while. I experimented with the potentiometer setting and ended up at around 2/3 of maximum, which I guess is...

Tongxin, Cute, and some clones are narrow, but are there any Ninecontinent or Bafang or others that are around 85mm in width? Thx CJ

Thanks, If my own controller gets too fiddly, are there any third-party controller that has proven to work good with the Tongxin motor? Thx (for an allways helpful forum :) ) CJ

Thing is I have a 36v 10 amp battery from an earlier setup that will be used. So I guess the 36v versions will be more powerfull in some way, well I hope its an option anyway. And I hope 190rpm/700c wheel is not too bad for driving against the wind and modest hillclimping. Thx, CJ

Are the controller supplied with the Alienocean kits (Bafang brushless geared), a sensored or sensorless controller? If it is not, can I use mine (36v 10amp) with a Tongxin gearless motor? thx Carsten

Hi Are Tongxin motors comming in both 24 and 36v version for any specific rpm version? Can the 160, 175 and 190rpm versions be had in both a 24v and a 36v version? thx CJ

190 rpm sounds good option then. I will use a 36V (10 amp) Lithium batt. Dont know if the motor is 190 rpm at 24v or 36v

I will try to avoid a "reduced output version", so from wich rpm-version and up starts the higher output versions? thx CJ

OK, Are there anywhere one can order a nano motor and fitting spokes for a 700c wheel? Thanks CJ