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UPDATE: I'm making some progress with this. The 3-pin connector out from the controller is definitely for the PAS. And the throttle seems to use the common +5v -5v red and black wires and the common white wire which the PAS sensor uses, as far as I can tell. I've got the motor spinning, now...

Thanks Kiwi! Short of experimenting with your line of thinking, I don't think there's much else I can do really. Since these controllers are only cheap, it's worth a shot I guess. It will take me just as long to get a new cable loom as it will a controller, so may as well give it a try...

Here is an original drawing of the wire harness, although it never had two brake cut-out sensor connectors (only one): From this drawing, we can conclude that the 3-pin socket from the controller is for the PAS sensor. That leaves the throttle and brake cut-out sensor to be figured out, how...

Hi all, I'm hoping someone can help me with this little problem I'm having making a new wire loom for a controller. I have a Brushless DC controller (9-pin HAL sensor style) which looks like a pretty standard small KU63 BMS-style. However it has a slightly different PCB layout and came from a...

Another quick question... I want to change the housing for the controller to something more water-proof with proper cable sealing. The aluminum housing seems to be acting as a heat-sink. Is it therefore not advisable to mount the circuit (without the aluminum housing) into a plastic case...

Does anyone have any wiring schematic for the following controller and LCD combination: Controller: KT24ZWS-IID16 LCD: KT-LCD1 V2.5 The kit is pretty standard stuff comprising: a 3-wire thumb throttle, a 3-wire PAS sensor, an in-line 3-wire brake motor cut-out sensor (with LED that illuminates...

Before I go... Maybe, just maybe I'm entirely wrong and the EU will struggle along and things will work out. It's possible. The EU is a sizable economic area. However the debt burden is now so large, that only Germany has enough trade surplus to really support this level of debt, and that's...

OK shall we leave it there flecc? I've enjoyed debating with you anyway, tremendously! And although tempers got a little heated, I thank you for not resulting to personal insults and below the belt stuff.. I know you're above that tho anyway ;-) Thanks for a good debate and have a good...

Ok how about this flecc for a positive, what's your opinion on this.. If like many, you've had to have any major surgery on the NHS and wait months, or have a busy GP surgery and had to weeks just to see your GP or months for a referral appointment with a specialist or consultant, you could say...

See you say I'm expressing an opinion. It's an opinion based on the available facts, so it's an informed opinion which can be validated. On the weight of the evidence, the government has embarked on what many would consider, an exercise in scare-mongering, casting doubts over leaving or making...

Oh I have no difficulty in people having an opposing view, that's why I'm still debating with you. And I'm not trying change your view to mine, attack you, ridicule you or personally insult you for it. I respect you have your view, I have mine. We're just having a debate to see who's view holds...

I agree flecc, but the cost of the EU is too high mate. Just too high. It's gone way too far and strayed from its original purpose, that's the problem. As a string of countries will be lining up to tell you. Look at the mess they face and years if not decades of hardship, and now firmly...

There is nothing "unbased" about the accusation of scare-mongering. Open the government's glossy leaflet "trade at risk" "jobs at risk" "a very uncertain future" Nothing positive, all doom and gloom. And the constant drip drip drip from the BBC every day on TV and radio, every interview is...

Flecc how many more countries have to become bankrupt before you and the others realise this isn't going to work?? Greece is bankrupt, Iceland is bankrupt, Ireland is bankrupt, Italy is basically bankrupt, Spain is tinkering.. and probably others I haven't looked recently at debt-to-GDP...

Yes but you're taking my comment out of context flecc. The point I was making is that the government has taken a "it's vital we remain in" stand-point, and now is the BBC and every other propaganda at their disposal to try and steer Eurosceptical voters towards a remain-in vote, by playing on...

No need to get personal. It shows you're a little man. At least flecc and I can debate with extreme opposing views without getting into silly personal slanging matches. And FYI people have bought cheap batteries from me and continue to do so. *another for my ignore list*

Not logical. Are we are, or are we not, voting to LEAVE the EU on June 23rd?? This is not a referendum to STAY IN with two options on some policy, it's a STAY or EXIT referendum. You cannot logically therefore, have a serious intellectual debate on continued EU membership or our exit...

Name the changes. And let's determine if they're match his pre-election "wholesale reform" and "no further integration" pledges.

That will never happen flecc. The EU is an EPIC failure and its going DOWN. The currency is weakening every year and the debt is growing. It's a sinking ship. The project was doomed from the start. It looks great on paper, but as we now see, does not work in practice. Socialism seldom does.

Lie? FACT. Check back. You conveniently missed out the "fundamental and wholesale reforms" part. Remain a member UNDER REFORM. How can you sit there and say Cameron was pro-EU in the last General Election defies belief. He took a hard-line and defiant approach. Now he's bending over to stay in...