Hi all
I create new thread here but no much respond
as advice of member #Andy McNish I would like to ask more experienced people here
Day 1
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I have few days Decathlon ROCKRIDER E-ST500 Electric Mountain Bike
Taken e-bike for 1st ride around block 5mls to adjust all what need it and I have to say is OK but speed limit to 25km/h find to low.
I can manage easily travelling speed 27-30 km/h and PAS is OFF - pushing from 0 by 250W motor to speed 25 km/h is good help but now I am going to look for some speed remover.
Anyone have any idea how to TRICK THUN 128 torque converter ? Or shut I focus for controller?
A my research for now looks like is 5 pin THUN 128 with analog 0-5V torque signal and PWM for cadence 1/2
Controller looks like this from E-ST 500 V2 but is inside metal case on my V1 ebike
I will look inside if is and mods available
BTW anyone know what for is connector in red circle ? This-one is not connected to anywhere...
Maybe brake switch?
DAY 2
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We can forget to any modes on BTWIN decathlon bikes...
Is full of resin glue and no chance to back engineering
Only want I able to do change in setting my wheel size from 28'' to 24'' which I hope increase some max speed but I guess will be in theory 14.82 % to max = 28.75 km/h
Anyone have any idea what is dual connector which is not plugged anywhere ?
Just wondering if rear wheel transmitting speed signal to controller and I will copy this signal and make ½ of it by DIY electronic circuit max speed shut be increased to max limit of the motor (250W 42N.m)+ actual state of battery.
Anyone any thoughts ...
here are some pictures :
cover out from top all is ALU case screwed to chassy
only one sticker on regulator but google dint find anything 1846 P217-00005 Hyena
All electronic is full of resin glue to avoid manipulation
connectors to LCD and to the torque sensor
I create new thread here but no much respond
as advice of member #Andy McNish I would like to ask more experienced people here
Day 1
########################################################################################
I have few days Decathlon ROCKRIDER E-ST500 Electric Mountain Bike
Taken e-bike for 1st ride around block 5mls to adjust all what need it and I have to say is OK but speed limit to 25km/h find to low.
I can manage easily travelling speed 27-30 km/h and PAS is OFF - pushing from 0 by 250W motor to speed 25 km/h is good help but now I am going to look for some speed remover.
Anyone have any idea how to TRICK THUN 128 torque converter ? Or shut I focus for controller?
A my research for now looks like is 5 pin THUN 128 with analog 0-5V torque signal and PWM for cadence 1/2
Controller looks like this from E-ST 500 V2 but is inside metal case on my V1 ebike
I will look inside if is and mods available
BTW anyone know what for is connector in red circle ? This-one is not connected to anywhere...
Maybe brake switch?
DAY 2
########################################################################################
We can forget to any modes on BTWIN decathlon bikes...
Is full of resin glue and no chance to back engineering
Only want I able to do change in setting my wheel size from 28'' to 24'' which I hope increase some max speed but I guess will be in theory 14.82 % to max = 28.75 km/h
Anyone have any idea what is dual connector which is not plugged anywhere ?
Just wondering if rear wheel transmitting speed signal to controller and I will copy this signal and make ½ of it by DIY electronic circuit max speed shut be increased to max limit of the motor (250W 42N.m)+ actual state of battery.
Anyone any thoughts ...
here are some pictures :
cover out from top all is ALU case screwed to chassy
only one sticker on regulator but google dint find anything 1846 P217-00005 Hyena
All electronic is full of resin glue to avoid manipulation
connectors to LCD and to the torque sensor
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