And therein lies the problem, why I paid the piper and can't wipe off the grin when I look into the rear view mirror.i just want something thats smooooooooth
Thanks much Vincent.ahicks thanks for taking the time to compile all those resources on the programming though!
very cool
Best of luck! Not saying I can help, but holler if you run into anything.Great thread guys! Just about to start down the rabbit hole that is "ya know"
Awesome. Thank you for the offerBest of luck! Not saying I can help, but holler if you run into anything.
Sounds like you really like to tinker, which is fine. I only ride in PAS3 to 5 without any throttle and I don't ever think I'd like to change this or that. But, that's just me. Carry on!TForan-
Well, if there comes a day when you find yourself wondering if SOMETHING could be better, to the point you'd like to do some research/check into it, I think that may be what we could discuss/encourage here. Sure, run your idea past Roshan too if you like. I'd just like to try and collect a bunch of others with similar interests that could bounce ideas around. This could possibly lead to a pool of information available for all to easily access.
An example might be one thing bugging me at the moment. With my current settings I find that I'd like a little more wattage available in PAS1. The torque sensing starts out nicely down low, but in the mid range, I have to pedal really hard to get anything over 156 watts. When I go to PAS2 it seems to jump too high, starting at something over 200 watts and going up from there.
In my "perfect" scenario, I'd like to see an overlap between the high end of PAS1 and the low end PAS2. I think if I could get PAS1 to top out at about 225w and PAS2 to start at about 150w, it might serve my purposes a little better. Rather than go in and start plugging numbers in everywhere to try (and possibly getting lost/discouraged in the process) , currently spending some time to collect a more focused plan. When I have what I want to do straight in my head (in this case an overlapping PAS1 and PAS2), I'll dig in and do some reading to figure out how I can do that. THEN I'll plug some stuff in and try it! -Al
Just a thought.. but on Page 1 have you tried increasing the current for PAS 1 and lowering the current for PAS 2TForan-
Well, if there comes a day when you find yourself wondering if SOMETHING could be better, to the point you'd like to do some research/check into it, I think that may be what we could discuss/encourage here. Sure, run your idea past Roshan too if you like. I'd just like to try and collect a bunch of others with similar interests that could bounce ideas around. This could possibly lead to a pool of information available for all to easily access.
An example might be one thing bugging me at the moment. With my current settings I find that I'd like a little more wattage available in PAS1. The torque sensing starts out nicely down low, but in the mid range, I have to pedal really hard to get anything over 156 watts. When I go to PAS2 it seems to jump too high, starting at something over 200 watts and going up from there.
In my "perfect" scenario, I'd like to see an overlap between the high end of PAS1 and the low end PAS2. I think if I could get PAS1 to top out at about 225w and PAS2 to start at about 150w, it might serve my purposes a little better. Rather than go in and start plugging numbers in everywhere to try (and possibly getting lost/discouraged in the process) , currently spending some time to collect a more focused plan. When I have what I want to do straight in my head (in this case an overlapping PAS1 and PAS2), I'll dig in and do some reading to figure out how I can do that. THEN I'll plug some stuff in and try it! -Al
I get where you are coming from as my default is to leave well enough alone.Sounds like you really like to tinker, which is fine. I only ride in PAS3 to 5 without any throttle and I don't ever think I'd like to change this or that. But, that's just me. Carry on!
When I stated 3-5 , I have mine set on 1-5, not 1-9. I'm on 5 for 80% of my riding. Also, I don't do winter riding. Never could see the fun in that.I get where you are coming from as my default is to leave well enough alone.
That said I also like to tinker when there are advantages. And only using 3 of 9 PAS is really leaving a lot on the table. I ride a lot of different terrain and having a wide range of assistance is advantageous.
Here are 2 examples of the benefits of being able to make changes. Not long ago I replaced my Chainwheel and Flywheel with minor changes to the gearing ratios and being able to fine tune the motor to the changes was helpful. Another is now that the cold weather is here my knee is really acting up and I want a little more assistance than I did during the summer. Easily being able to add a little more assistance makes me a happy camper. And when(if) my knee feels strong again I can switch back to my previous settings in under 30 seconds.
Just something to think about. . .