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It's a Shenzhen HZ industry 2000 watt controller

The reverse wire works and activates the motor The red green black throttle wire does not seem to function.

Okay, I appreciate both of those responses. Thank you. So for demonstration sake, let's assume the flight attendant is the battery and the napkin is the charger. I would think turbulence would cause both the flight attendant and the napkin to be in disarray. While what ever she was doing in the...

Alright, so how many "8-10 word explanations" are there To fully understand the solution to my problem? If there are 10 explanations I request some of them, if that's okay

On the warning label, they should put: "Do not barbeque the battery"

It could be a job to have sore knees, but what purpose that would serve? If anything you'd be shooting yourself in the foot. So I was wondering If the outputs of the chargers are identical, then theoretically they should both charge the battery. I was on the phone with Ryobi and they just...

Well actually I was thinking this was my best response to receive an answer. Ide like to call Ryobi but I'm sure they would not relay this information. Not without being on the phone all day, talking to multiple departments, sending emails and being on hold. I need this to do my job and this...

So if I try to charge the positive and negative pins of the Ryobi battery with 42 volts at 1.5 amps: -The battery might over charge -Fire -kickass and chew bubble gum -wont the battery be smart enough to not overcharge -And Bob won't be my uncle in this given scenario Maybe there some funky...

And as far as voltages go, I'm pretty sure 24 - 60 volts will all work on the ebike.

I have the factory charger, but it's a pita to unmount charge then remount. If I could charge thu the xt60 connector things would be much simpler How could my idea start a fire?

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The charger is a cheap Chinese charger rated for 42 volts and 1.5 amps it has a xt60u adapter. Only the positive and negative wires are attached. I made an adapter that converts Ryobi tool port to xt60 u I'm tempted to try plugging it in but I'm not sure.

What would be the difference in performance between a: 350 watt 36 volt e bike And a 350 watt 48 volt e bike In terms of acceleration And Torque vs rpm? 36 volts would be around 10 amps And 48 volts would be around 6.5 amps I guess maybe the magnet wire would be thinner in the 48 volt motor...

I wonder how this battery: https://www.amazon.ca/Lithium-Ion-Battery-150W-500W-Rechargeable-Replacement/dp/B0B73DD6PV/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=38V4QS2S2LPCN&keywords=36+volt+battery+30+ah&qid=1676823362&sprefix=36+volt+battery+30+ah%2Caps%2C159&sr=8-4 Compares to this battery...