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I have worked with a lot of 3 phase hub motors for bikes and most of them require 8 wires. 3 that power the wheel, power, ground and 3 hall that control the rotation. I have had more than one hub motor that only required 3 wires. What I need to know is how can I find a controller and or wheel...

Is this a picture of the battery describe above because it appears to be a 14S 6P battery judging by the welds.

The power increase doubled. It is 24 speed and in the highest gear ratio (slowest pedal rotation) it goes. It really is no longer pedal assist it is speed control because there is no effort to the pedal. Same size disc more magnets does NOT work. Tried it. The 5 magnet disc I had had five extra...

A picture of the disc I made is at this link. It is on the first page. The disc is the red circle on the pedals. The battery and controller are in the small box on the rack. I did not put a throttle on this bike but I did put a speedometer/odometer on. I don't like wires so for the speedometer...

I designed a wheel with 10 magnets that have the same spacing as the 5 magnet disk and it works great. I get twice the speed for every rotation of the pedals. Thank you all for all the input. It works with my controller exactly as the 5 magnet disk did but doubles the speed of the motor. Works...

Sorry if I came across snarky but I tried to explain in detail that I was looking for anywhere I could find information on how what I am using works. I thank you for the time you spent to give me that link. I am new to this forum and have no idea where to look for the data. I would be interested...

It is NOT just recognizing the movement of the panels, It IS sensing speed because the faster the pedals are turned the faster the motor goes. The tests I am running there are no pedals I am just spinning the magnets past the sensor. The faster the magnets are rotated the faster the motor goes...

Does anyone know where I can find out how pedal assist actually works. I have tried Google. My pedal assist has five magnets in a circle that pass a sensor. The magnets will only work in one direction and all the magnets are positioned the same north pole on one side and south pole on the other...