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mschwett replied to the thread The transition.more questionable numbers. here are the real ones 3.2 trillion miles driven in the USA per year. this figure is widely available. a... -
mschwett replied to the thread The transition.where do you get this? many different sources show wind and solar at around 15% of electricity generation, up from basically zero just...
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there was an interesting discussion here https://forums.electricbikereview.com/threads/another-new-tq-motor-hpr40.57935/page-13 about...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.but the bike already has BLE. it’s really just a need for / use of a standard profile for BLE. this already exists for many bluetooth...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.yeah, it’s kind of an interesting artifact of where we are in the technology landscape. the ANT standard has been around a long time...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.the 4 and 4.1 meter/wh values are very interesting. if you’re doing half the work yourself, and the total load is 125kg, that’s 70%...
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I don’t want to jump the gun, and as I mentioned my data will be unlike another tester, but I think as long as I ride similar routes to...
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As a recreational rider never felt I needed a power meter (although the tech intrigues me) so not sure what average power may be needed...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.when you consider that the cheapest accurate power meters on the market cost quite a lot more than mahle’s entire bottom bracket with...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.i just don’t believe that the TQ40 is only 65% efficient. so far we have a test report that seems to show 65%, specialized claiming it’s...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.i didn’t realize that was your review ! fantastic and thank you for producing it, lots of work no doubt. the rider input number in the...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.Cool review. It appears he used about 75% of the range extender (100wh ISH) tooling around and then getting to the top of a 1300’ (or...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.i’ll add that canyon uses roughly the same 6,000 foot metric that we arrived at in their literature, noting that the range extender...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.yes, but only if you only use the assist on the climb. using assist on flats just makes you go marginally faster at a high energy cost...
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mschwett replied to the thread Another new TQ motor: hpr40.those are nice rides, that was kind of my sweet spot too, 50-60 miles and 3000-5000 feet. you don’t want to arrive home at 0% (and most...
