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Thats a bummer. I can not think of anything inside the motor to slip. Did you see any wear on the shaft when you cleaned it? I would also buy these 2 parts as a next step. I think that area is the only possible one when it is a mechanical slippingvfailure. Theoretically, it could also be an electron...

The TSDZ2 has 2 sprag clutches: The "big" one in the main gear - that one engages when you push the padels. (When that one fails, your pedals slip, i.e. you can pedal, but the bike will not move) And the "small" one inside the blue (or brass) gear: That one engages when the motor...

You will need to order the material in bulk and trim the washers yourself. Aliexpress Supplier (good service): https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3296757 ... 4c4ddaeMzb You can order 0.5mm or 0.3mm Teflon sheets. I recommend 0.3mm for a precise fit. I installed 3X 0.3mm washers instead of 2X 0.5mm was...

what optimizations you refer to ? The optimizations @mbrusa referred to in the above post (derived from mspiders FW Versions) you mean the post where mbrusa is listing versions? I see no list of optimizations ... could you just briefly say what are they? motor optimizations? better power management...

Hi endlessolli. I had suspended testing with the new v20.1C.5 releases in May 2022, haven't resumed them yet. Over the past summer, I've preferred to use proven and safe versions. This is the situation of the stock display version: v20.1C.3 (based on mspider v13) released and withdrawn due to mosfe...

pxl666 wrote: ↑

Jan 17 2023 4:47am

what optimizations you refer to ?

The optimizations @mbrusa referred to in the above post (derived from mspiders FW Versions)

Hi @mbrusa; I wanted to ask, if there is a chance that you bring the std. display version up to the level of the versions for the other versions? (20.1C.2 -> 20.1C.4) Especially interesting would be the further motor optimizations you included in the 3.. and 4.. Versions. Thanks again for this great...

Also: The motor is about 400-450 euro's incl. Tax (Which is always the case when prices are in euro's) Nope - 246,64EUR incl free shipping from germany: https://www.pswpower.com/products/europe-or-china-stock-36v-250w-or-350w-42t-vlcd5-tsdz2-electric-bicycle-central-mid-motor-with-throttle-e-brake-...

Here is my 1st 3D-print... definitely not something fancy - but useful: It is an adapter (or a set of shims) to be able to attatch the VLCD5 display (from TSDZ2 Motor-Kit) to an (old?) std. handle-bar with 25.4mm diameter (vs newer 31.8mm - where the VLCD5 fits w/o adapter) IMG_1987.jpg Thingiverse...

Here is my 1st 3D-print... definitely not something fancy - but useful: It is an adapter (or a set of shims) to be able to attatch the VLCD5 display (from TSDZ2 Motor-Kit) to an (old?) std. handle-bar with 25.4mm diameter (vs newer 31.8mm - where the VLCD5 fits w/o adapter) IMG_1987.jpg Thingiverse ...

I have no info on the circuit on the Controller-side, but the basic functional principle of this torque sensor is that the torque is measured via a CURRENT variation, originating from a Hall-sensor. That is why you only need 2 wires to connect the sensor. So your circuit must generate a ~kHz Signal ...

I tried using a std hub motor in a one side only support szenario for a dog trailer. The trailer plus dog where only 40kg. Still, after about 300km, the axle broke. I think due to fatigue stress. Also, the ‚spiky‘ surface due to the thread amplifies the stress in the down areas of the thread. That i...

Hi endlessolli You were quick to download this version, it was only online 2 minutes. :shock: I removed it because before releasing it, I want to wait for the feedbacks from friends who are trying it. The version works, it's still online as Master, in case someone wants to try it, I'll release it a...

I also have a problem when using the latest version TSDZ2-Smart-EBike-1-20.1C.2-update-2: The when I hit "compile&flash" in the java configurator the complie batch file aborts showing this error: process_begin: CreateProcess(C:\TSDZ2-Smart-EBike-1-20.1C.2-update-2\tools\cygwin\bin\sh.e...

Is it possible to pair two Bluetooth modules to communicate between a stock FW controller and a stock VLCD5 display? Want to cut down wiring. Should be possible (master/slave), but how would you provide power to the display and the BT module attatched to the display? Without wires a problem and wit...

Also: The motor is about 400-450 euro's incl. Tax (Which is always the case when prices are in euro's) Nope - 246,64EUR incl free shipping from germany: https://www.pswpower.com/products/europe-or-china-stock-36v-250w-or-350w-42t-vlcd5-tsdz2-electric-bicycle-central-mid-motor-with-throttle-e-brake-...

Most of these issues have been known for a few years by now. The issues is not lack of knowhow, the problem is bascially that no one bothered to actually work on getting that shitty axle fixed. ..... and Wapous is one of the people who helped this community over these years to build that knowhow. S...

dameri wrote: ↑

Nov 24 2022 5:18am

Is the torque sensor bearing (left of the last picture) replaceable?

Yes, it is. I did it as preventive maintenance when I had to repair the torque sensor (Hall) PCB.
But you have to remove the tiny PCB (desolder). It least I had.

In our fourth year of use, my wife and I have clocked 20,000km each. That's a total of 40,000km for our two TSDZ2 motors. You will guess that I do not write to complain about this small motor with heart in the belly. We use our bikes mainly on the road and encounter climbs quite frequently. The cha...

andyb wrote: ↑

Nov 20 2022 5:36am

Anyone, please.

mspider65 already answered your question - did you not see that? (2 posts above)

....added the LM35 temperature sensor to my TSDZ2 with 860C .... Problem – Display just flickers on power-up. .... Maybe the same problem as here ? I don't like the mention of wire colors only, because it says nothing about what it should be. Colors could be changed by a new batch. Imho the problem...

Is the supliers still deliver bad axles ore know anyone if they have change material ore done any other uppgrade for standard and the 100/120 extension kit. I can not speak for the non oem extended axles, but the std oem axles have since quite some time much shallower grooves for the circlip. If th...

26 rim 36 chainring 11 smallest cog - 40 kmh easy on flat and bike is great for mtb climbing That should equal a cadence of 92 (down from 98 for a 28 rim). I guess it really boils down to your main use case (steep mtb slopes vs. street commuting) and in which cadence range you are comfortable - and...

Double post…

… 42T makes sense for a speedpedelec (45km/h) bike, but almost non for a normal ebike I am not sure what cadence you are riding…. but even with a tiny 12 teeth sprocket you would need a cadence of 100 to reach 45 km/h with a 42T. (w/ 28‘‘ wheels), if I am not mistaken. Also at this cadence you woul...