BATTERY UPGRADE

[Decrepidude]

Here is one listed at $650Cdn w free shipping. No idea of what cells they use.
NCM moscow plus ebike replacement battery Reention Dorado

Yeah the ones I'm interested in are 52V but I see a 17.5AH 60V option that's intriguing...

 

[Fred]

Here is one listed at $650Cdn w free shipping. No idea of what cells they use.
NCM moscow plus ebike replacement battery Reention Dorado

User RJC above purchased from this supplier and seemed satisfied:
https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/battery-upgrade.36789/post-350535

 

[tomjasz]

Here is one listed at $650Cdn w free shipping. No idea of what cells they use.
NCM moscow plus ebike replacement battery Reention Dorado

Typically if no brand is shown they will be generic Chinese cells.

 

[tomjasz]

60V option that's intriguing...

I guess I'm showing my age when I avoid 60V packs. WAY too fast for me. My Panasonic 52V PF 20Ah pack delivers 32MPH. 48V PF gets an easy 30MPH. I sold the three BBSHD kits and dropped back to long-range 36V EM3ev packs.

 

[-sandro-]

Still have to see if you can even use that high voltage with the controller?

 

[tomjasz]

Still have to see if you can even use that high voltage with the controller?

If you are referring to 60V on a BBSHD it's done with an external controller like a Phaserunner or Baserunner.

 

[-sandro-]

If you're referring to stock 48V DasKit controller, you will likely be fine.
Most of the time, controller that can hold 48V (54.6V) are fine with 52V (58.8V).

However I'd recommend you getting a new controller for anything higher.

Yes DasKit, doesn't the controller handle only current though? So you would only get slight more power because of higher voltage?

 

[-sandro-]

15A controller for sure.
Also would a 48V controller handle a cut off voltage for a 52V battery?

 

[-sandro-]

I think on DasKit displays you can't change that. At least on the L7 one.

 

[Decrepidude]

I think on DasKit displays you can't change that. At least on the L7 one.

Nor on the C7 stock or souped.

 

[tomjasz]

I don't know why BBSHD came into the picture.
You're on NCM Forum, just so you know.

Thanks I’m still working to catch up with your error free posts.

 

[tomjasz]

If you are referring to 60V on a BBSHD it's done with an external controller like a Phaserunner or Baserunner.

My apologies for confusing posts. I was juggling between forums and answering customer support requests. Seems this 70 year old noodle can’t multitask well anymore.