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Powabyke Euro wiring Powabyke MK1 wiring

I don't understand what you're asking but here's some pictures of the inside of my battery case I took a couple of years ago.

Brown, Black, Black, Gold, Brown which is 10ohms 1%, it also measures 10ohms in-circuit and feeds the input to the 7812 voltage regulator. You'll have to use a fairly powerful soldering iron as the board is double sided and there's a lot of copper which will suck the heat right out of the tip...

Do you have this type of controller: If you have no luck with Frank I can check mine.

It's probably just that some dodgy adverts have been put into rotation, nothing to worry about as long as your browser and anti-malware programs are up to date. Though this site's admin will be busy with the advertisers and Google tomorrow morning.

Cut and pasted (none of my installed software found any nasties, this is the Google block page report): ------ What is the current listing status for Electric Bicycles This site is not currently listed as suspicious. What happened when Google visited this site? Of the 219 pages we...

I get this diagnostic report: Running Win7, Firefox 10.0.2, Microsoft Security Essentials, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and Adblock Plus

That would explain this

Two of the pins connect to the terminals of the middle battery, one of the pins connects to the +ve terminal of an end battery, the last pin connects to the -ve of the remaining battery. Presumably it is for testing individual batteries, you could also charge the batteries individually...

It's a fancy transistor which (normally) controls the power to the motor. On the two controller boards I have in front of me it's marked "Q3" and is the rightmost device screwed to the heatsink. As for testing it, that might not be straightforward without desoldering it but Google "testing...

The MOSFET on these controllers can fail short circuit and cause the motor to run full power. Assuming there's no wiring problems it would be the first thing I'd check.

I don't live anywhere near you so I can't help with the re-wiring that you now need but if your controller is the type I think it is: http://www.powabyke.com/images/sized/max800/powabyke_13_jpg.jpg I can test it for you if you send it to me with return postage.