Eskute voyager

[Lemonjuice]

Hi guys!
Just bought an Eskute Voyager and love it so far.
I'm just wondering, what kid of upgrades could I give this to give it a bit more umph?

 

[PedalUma]

Hi and Welcome.
Although the battery is 48V the controller is 36V to keep the power down for Europe. Not much you can do there unless you want to buy pass regulations and void the warrantee with a 48V Bafang controller.

 

[Lemonjuice]

Hi and Welcome.
Although the battery is 48V the controller is 36V to keep the power down for Europe. Not much you can do there unless you want to buy pass regulations and void the warrantee with a 48V Bafang controller.

Hi and thankyou,

Would the Bafang controller work ok with my Display or would i need to get a complete new controller and Display?
I usually use my bike on private land anyway so the restrictions aren't much of an issue though i will use with caution.

 

[PedalUma]

What you would need to do is pull your current controller photograph the inside of each connector and the whole thing next to a ruler. Put it back. Then search images of 48V Bafang controllers that match the connectors including the one to the display. You may have some hidden functions inside the display that you can unlock. First look for images of Bafang displays. Find one that matches yours and find its model number. Then look for its Technical Manual. This will show you how to see each menu and how to move between them, changing individual settings such a speed limit and perhaps amps or wheel diameter. But the controller is the main controlling factor. Be conservative so you do not blow your motor.
I have a bike I told it's display that it has 100cm circumference wheels when it actually has 2200cm circumference wheels. I will leave it to you to figure out why.

 

[Lemonjuice]

I think the first thing would be to upgrade the controller but I don't know what kind of controller you currently have.

Hi, sorry for the late reply. This is the current controller in my Ebike

 

[Lemonjuice]

 

[Lemonjuice]

And this is the battery it has equipped

 

[ExPatBrit]

And this is the battery it has equipped

36 volt battery, that limits your options.

 

[Lemonjuice]

I was going to suggest 48V battery for upgrade, but I couldn't find out what battery case it was.
I initially thought it was Reention Eel, but I don't think so.

Is there a battery that will fit in my bike? The company doesn't sell any larger batteries

 

[ExPatBrit]

Battery, controller, display . You are probably looking at 400 quid to upgrade as long as the motor and wiring can handle the extra current. Questionable

The US version of the bike is 48V but the motor is still 250W.

 

[Lemonjuice]

Yeah... I'm not sure if it would be worth even changing anything at this moment in time

Thanks for your advice though, if you have anymore let me know!

 

[Lemonjuice]

ok nice, if you get a 48V battery, it will be 720W max.
I don't know about nominal wattage though, it doesn't say on the controller.

I found the website from were my battery is from

Shenzhen Longting Technology Co., Ltd.

www.google.com

They do have 48v batteries by the looks of it

 

[ExPatBrit]

I found the website from were my battery is from

Shenzhen Longting Technology Co., Ltd.

www.google.com

They do have 48v batteries by the looks of it

48Volt 5Ah, hope that's incorrect as that could give you less than 10 miles range. The US Eskute website says 10Ah so who knows?

 

[Lemonjuice]

This whole bike is an enigma
I will just use this bike for now until a deal comes along.
Thankyou to all who gave advice and information! I really appreciate it!