Personally, I'd get this pedal sensor because it's £10 cheaper. It'll probably fit and work directly. In the worst case, you'd have to unclip a couple of wires from the connector and slide them back into a new position.
It's on Amazon marketplace, not sold by Amazon themselves. I suspect it'll arrive from China. There may be extra charges.
That's brilliant thanks so much for the info, I'm going to order them tomorrow.Personally, I'd get this pedal sensor because it's £10 cheaper. It'll probably fit and work directly. In the worst case, you'd have to unclip a couple of wires from the connector and slide them back into a new position.
Electric Ebike V7 series PAS Pedal Sensor with 8 Magnet Ring + JST 3 pin | eBay
Ebike V series pedal sensor. JST 3 pin connector.www.ebay.co.uk
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It is Yose branded so generally can be excepted as a good option, from the few specs supplied and the price one can assume it is using 50e cells in 10s4p in config.
Thanks for that, I'm going to order that battery, and see how I get on. When the project is complete I'll post the details so other Swytch victims can change their set up.
That's a Yose battery. I'm sure it'll be fine, but wouldn't it be better to buy one direct from them to avoid duty, or are you not in the UK? It looks a bit expensive to me at that price plus possible duty, when their 17.4ah one ships from the UK at only £201, and the Greenlance 48v20ah batteries with Samsung cells are only £290.
If 'the Swytch' is a folding bike the 17.4Ah is NMC, the one RtJ linked to will be a lot lighter as well as from an established source.
Both batteries are from Yose, so the same "established source", and they both weigh the same. Samsung cells are NMC, so that's the same too. The only differences between the two are the price and capacity.
You can always calculate the weight of a battery. 18560 cells are 50g each, so a 17.4 ah battery will be 10S6P, which is 3.0kg plus about 0.7kg for the case and BMS. 21700 cells are 70g, so a 20ah one will be 10S4P, which is 2.8kg plus 0.7kg for the case and BMS. The two weights are therefore 3.7kg and 3.5kg. The difference is equivalent to £2.70 in loose change (lightest possibility, not all in 2ps, before some smart &$$ chimes in).Does £260 include delivery? The Yosepower.co.uk site isn't listing a 36V20Ah and the .com site says it can't deliver to my address near yours. Website glitch or favouritism?
Ebay shows 3.5kg for 20Ah vs Yose 5kg for 17.4Ah, and for 20Ah 4.2kg, not wildly different if ebay's wrong and it usually is.
