It has 39 x 2500mah cells in a 13S3P configuration, so it's 48v 7.5ah.i have sent the battery away for repair and today been informed there are 3 bad banks of cells also that the battery isnt 13ah but is only just over 7 ? i am confused to say the least ?
Big Thanks for clearing that up for me as for the damaged label i think your correct al the motor is 250 watt i dont want any trouble with the powers that be and the throttle is a thumb one the thumb bit is completely snapped of and does not do anything so woulld it be ok to leave as is i have gave the go ahead tonight to repair the battery so then i atleast know whats going on with it but i have a 3 way discharger/balancer i will be fitting to the bike and will be buying a triangle 20ah one to retro fit and maybe another hailong style for under the crossbar so give more range as i have a knaap with 3 x 20ah batteries and can get about 90miles as is.I think the damaged paper label is trying to say 8Ah, not 13, which fits with 13s3p 2500mAh cells, rounded up from 7.5.
The charger voltage is correct at 13 x 4.2 = 54.6V fully charged.
A new battery might be better than a refurb, and would come with a matching mount. All you would have to do is connect the red and black wires.
yes i noticed that when looking on their site but was looking for triangle one like my knaap ones that are 20ah 36voltsGreenlance claim Samsung cells.
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Yosepower don't say, and don't have 48V 20Ah.
My wife has rode my Knapp without throttle without any issues and the Knapp is such a heavy bike to start with 3 times the weight of the one I bought she actually has rode the bike for 6 miles before the battery died but thank you for your concern as the last thing I want is to put her offBike you bought is designed for throttle use only. Your wife will find it very difficult to pedal this thing.
Knapp is a bike in your avatar?My wife has rode my Knapp without throttle without any issues and the Knapp is such a heavy bike to start with 3 times the weight of the one I bought she actually has rode the bike for 6 miles before the battery died but thank you for your concern as the last thing I want is to put her off
You can see the bike properly in post#1Knapp is a bike in your avatar?
Yes, but I was referring also to Knapp bike (which can be seen on his avatar I think).You can see the bike properly in post#1
Both motors are stamped 250watt.Why do you think the motor is 250w when it has 500w written on it?
I am not trying to argue. I am just trying to give you best advice even if it is not what you would like to hear. I know those bikes are easy to pedal. Fat bikes are designed to operate by throttle or in ghost pedal mode, but on seats like that you and your wife will have to keep legs wide open. Without seat height adjustment both will be uncomfortable to pedal in long term.Well I did not come here to argue but for advice I will state that I am a recovering stroke patient and my Knapp has helped me to recover immensely as I lost use of my left arm and leg but both bikes are Bafang 250watt one 36volt and one 48 both have c916 displays and 9 levels of pedal assist so throttle is not needed even though I was told by my rehab doctor I would be ok to fit one on my bike due to my left side neglect also I have done over 1800 miles this last 18 months so added padded seat cover to ease my tender bum you would be surprised how easy these bikes are to pedal .