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Do you know how much current this 3,5mm Solder Wick can handle ?

Hallo Thought I would share my latest build. A electric drift trike. Specs: Triad Underworld 3 Drift Trike leafbike 1500 watt 20 inch e-bike hub wheel 13 * 5T - 580RPM Trampa Vesc6 plus (the original one designed by Benjamin Vedder) 2 x 6s 8000mAh Turnigy Graphene lipo batteries in serie My setup in...

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Anybody knows, whats the name of the m14 thread on the leafbike motor ? I had a metric m14 lock nut laying around, I was planning to use. But the pitch on the leafbike axel, is different. I guess it s m14x1.5. If not than fine thread m14x1.25, but that s super rare 1.5mm ?? Yes. See : https://en.wi...

qwerkus wrote: ↑

May 30 2019 4:27pm

SilverLine wrote: ↑

May 30 2019 4:06pm

Anybody knows, whats the name of the m14 thread on the leafbike motor ? I had a metric m14 lock nut laying around, I was planning to use. But the pitch on the leafbike axel, is different.

I guess it s m14x1.5. If not than fine thread m14x1.25, but that s super rare

1.5mm ??

Anybody knows, whats the name of the m14 thread on the leafbike motor ? I had a metric m14 lock nut laying around, I was planning to use. But the pitch on the leafbike axel, is different.

Well, the *rim* is v-brake compatible, so that' sprobably what they meant. The wheel as a whole is disc compatible as long as it has the mount on the hub, if your frame or fork supports disc. There is a catch, though: not every disc caliper will fit with every motor, without using a rotor larger th...

SlowCo wrote: ↑

May 17 2019 5:59pm

SilverLine wrote: ↑

May 17 2019 2:40pm

Is it possible to mount a disc brake, using the bolts in the middle??

That is exactly what they are for

Thanks..
The description only mentions V-brakes

Just received my 20inch front hub wheel. Newbee question ....
Is it possible to mount a disc brake, using the bolts in the middle??

Okay

But do you think that the default 60mph has a good amount of torque ?
I will most definitely report back. But i have a hard time, deciding wich motor config. To go fore....

spinningmagnets wrote: ↑

Apr 28 2019 2:26pm

There are several VESC-based projects being worked on.

https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewt ... 4#p1459104

Interesting thanks....

No one ??

Do you have pics of this build What motor are you using ?

Hallo forum... I´m planning build my Triad Drift Trike electric, around this hub wheel from leaf bike : https://www.leafbike.com/products/e-bike-hub-motor/gearless-20-24-26-700c-28-29-inch/20-inch-48v-1500w-front-hub-motor-wheel-1077.html But i have a hard time, deciding the motor config. ?? Default...

If not using the Speed controller from the Leaf motor kit, which one then ? It would be nice to have a display and throttle, like the one from the leafbike kit..

Comming from the esk8 world..... Anybody running these hubmotors on the VESC controller ??

Thanks

Thanks for all your help.

Thanks...

I think this is going to be my solution.

What do you think about the hub kit from banggood ? Better out there, or are all these chinese kits sort of the same....?

Thanks for the answer...
I want front wheel drive and without the pedals
So You are saying that this could be done, if i make adaptors for the original fork ?


I Will look in to the posts thanks

Hallo Forum.... I`m thinking of building a DIY electric Trike Bike The bike is going to be : Triad Underworld 3 : http://triaddrifttrikes.com/underworld3/ For the front hubmotor wheel, i´m looking at this kit : https://www.banggood.com/RISUNMOTOR-Powerful-Brushless-Gearless-Hub-Motor-48V-1500W-Front...

That makes sense

Thanks

Thanks

This was just an example...

But now i know how to calculate the currents..... thanks again.

Sorry if this have been asked before. But i`m going to spot weld my first li-ion pack, so i want to be sure i understand the Amp draw correctly, so i build my pack the right way with the right nickel stribs for the current. Lets say my ESC draws 20 amp from my battery pack ( in this example a simple...

I think that motor will be way too fast unless you can use a larger sprocket on the rear axle. You need to match the power band of the motor to the gearing/weight of the vehicle. What is the wheel diameter? How many teeth are on the rear sprocket? Do you want to still be able to pedal? If you get a...

Hello And thanks for having me on this forum..... :-) I`m planning to build an electric motor on a kettcar pedal go kart, just for the fun of it, and for keeping the weight low. I´m looking at the BOMA 2000 watt 60v brushless motor. How fast would people think i will run with this motor ? And would ...