eZip 750 overvolting 24V->36V?

[dumbass]

If you had correctly read what I wrote. . . .

I DID correctly read what you wrote. If YOU correctly read what I wrote you wouldn't have wrote that.

Except you ARE looking for things to find fault with. Mostly failing.

If only you had a single glue of what your talking about. Then you'd be almost as smart as you think you are.

Have a nice weekend.

Bob

[Dauntless]

If only you had a single glue of what your talking about.

So you use GLUE to hold your broken train of thought together. Fascinating. Did it take 8 days to harden? I mentioned derailment in another post recently. Hmmmmm

Have a nice weekend.

Bob

Why thank you, it's been a very nice day, some of it spent at the library reading the history of the Manhattan community, 'Beau James' Walker, Tamanny Hall, etc. I hope you had a wonderful 8 day flight of your thoughts. It was probably a far more peaceful time than what you spend posting.

[dumbass]

As I said, your so uninformed your not worth my time to bother with. So have your fun it just shows the level of your intelligent and what is truly important to you in your simple life.

And again, have a nice day.

Bob

[Dauntless]

And again, have a nice day.

Bob

I just wish there was a way YOU could have a nice day. The state you're in at this time. . . .

Well, I USED to be a very active volunteer social worker, but not at the moment. So I guess I'll stop trying to see if there's any way to get through to you. . . .

[dumbass]

OH GOD THANK YOU! Clueless is going to finally mind his own business. But I still hope he has a nice day.

Bye..............

[casssx64]

Since you mentioned that it is flat streets, I would change the motor sprocket to a slightly bigger one before I tamper with the electronics. This might be a cheaper and less risky solution.

[amberwolf]

Just a friendly note: Hopefully your information will be useful to anyone reading this thread in the future...but the participants in the thread haven't been back for almost a decade.

Since you mentioned that it is flat streets, I would change the motor sprocket to a slightly bigger one before I tamper with the electronics. This might be a cheaper and less risky solution.

[2Phast2Delirious]

Just a friendly note: Hopefully your information will be useful to anyone reading this thread in the future...but the participants in the thread haven't been back for almost a decade.

Since you mentioned that it is flat streets, I would change the motor sprocket to a slightly bigger one before I tamper with the electronics. This might be a cheaper and less risky solution.

We got Currie-Tech back in the forums, I exclaimed with excitement. But again, it's someone reviving a decade old thread