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CThis kind of battery tester works both on lithium-ion and lead acid battery, you can set discharging current (max 20A if I am not...
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CHere we go,.. No shunt to deal with. https://a.aliexpress.com/_mNjZkZ5
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CI used four 5 ohm 225 w resistors connected in series and parallel as a load to test a 48 v battery. 10 amps at 50 volts. My battery...
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CThe only one I'm familiar with is a product from Grin Tech in Vancouver. It's called a "Grinspector" but unfortunately, it was...
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CCurtech replied to the thread Frame Snapped.Bike replaced under warranty last week. Fingers crossed this one lasts longer than the last one. Looks like the controller and display...
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CGot a new battery and the Grin Satiator says 'shorted' sometimes when I plug it in to charge. It's one of those batteries with a BMS...
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CCurtech replied to the thread Replacing the ebike.Wow ... crickets ... is it just a really obscure bike?
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CThinking of replacing the Mukkpet Ninja with a Ride1up Revv1. Anyone with experience w/ the Revv1?
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CCurtech replied to the thread Frame Snapped.I can't believe how lucky I am that it didn't crack the top tube at the same time. I could have easily been hit by a car in a crash...
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CCurtech replied to the thread Frame Snapped.Weight limit of the bike is 330lbs. I'm 165 so no issue there.
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CCurtech replied to the thread Frame Snapped.That would make sense, but it's actually snapped in front of that cut out by about 1/2 inch.
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CCurtech replied to the thread Frame Snapped.The boucyness is from the frame brake. Maybe I should have said it got springy feeling in unusual and sudden ways. I was on paved road...
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CCurtech reacted to Jeremy McCreary's post in the thread Well-controlled tire pressure experiment with
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Excellent controlled experiment on the effect of tire pressure and quality on rolling resistance on simulated tarmac and cobbles using a... -
CRiding to work and suddently things got way too bouncy! About 6mo old. About 1500km on paved roads. Seems aluminium may not be a...
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