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cwah wrote: ↑

Aug 03 2019 6:51am

Thx. Any idea why? Too many failed controller?

I don't know the facts. They were probably overwhelmed with repairs for sure. There were some comments on here saying they were more focused on much higher power applications.

cwah wrote: ↑

Aug 03 2019 2:43am

Is adaptto still on the market? The dealers don't sell it anymore?

I think they are no more.

Bike now sold **Updated to say I will sell the frame and drive train separately** My LMX 161 bike is up for sale. Please note* This is the Off-Road version and not power limited but does not have documents declaring it road worthy. Also note* It does have a 67v (16 series) 20ah lipo pack installed ...

Awesome video clip.

I'm putting my lmx161 up for sale if anyone is interested. Message me. Here's the link to the advert... viewtopic.php?f=31&t=101593

Andrew

Perhaps I spoke too soon. I just went and had another look and after reverting the shunt resistance to it's original setting it didn't seem to effect the realtime wattage and amperage after all. Unsure why it seemed that way earlier. It's getting late so I will explore further tomorrow. I did take ...

I recently purchased a Max-E equipped bike and have been doing my due diligence getting to know the intricacies of the system. At the moment however one thing currently has me a bit stumped and I was hoping you fine folks could educate me a bit. At idle the watt meter on the adaptto display shows -...

Looking at the pressure strength needed in comparison to the steel sprocket keyway, its not looking too likely that a suitable material will be found.

Hi, It is a casting? I see the original sproket has been covered in release agent. The pressure on the keyway groove is way to high to be workable IMO. http://www.tribology-abc.com/calculators/key.htm Here you can run some numbers, the keyway is 4x4mm, peak torque close to 45 N.M at the shaft. It g...

http://i66.tinypic.com/e5p8gj.jpg How long will it last? Place your bets! I’ve now got a CAD file of the 12t cog. Got a prototype print, as you can see in blue. The other is the original. Done in a toughened resin, as this was all that was offered at the printers. The CAD file could now be altered ...

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I have a similar oddity with my lmx motor. My cycle analyst records speed correctly when throttle is engaged but shows speed exactly 3x higher when throttle is released as if there are 3 pulses coming from each sensor. Not sure what causes it. Also with Kelly KBS 72181E Be glad when my Nuc 12f turns...

That looks like a no nosense trials bike. Good choice of fork.. Manitou Dorado. Very minimal frame with combination foot platform/skid plate and a very small looking rear wheel to give exceptional torque. In my opinion putting a seat on it just dilutes it from the hardcore raw application of riding ...

Unfortunately i have no access to an oscilloscope. The speed reading is most definitely 'exactly' 3x faster when off throttle. The motor does not spin faster off throttle or have any freewheeling capability. i may have to look at how i have wired the bike together. Could this be causd by a wiring a...

So how can i get the two readings aligned? Have to find out what's causing the extra pulses first. The motor isn't spinning any faster with throttle off than on, right? (shouldn't be possible) Since the controller wouldn't be sending phase signals to the motor, then it can't be phase-hall interfere...

If using a heat resistant conformal liquid coating, i suggest getting one that glows in UV light. Its very easy to miss areas when using a clear liquid and a thin coat can sometimes not give enough barrier to be waterproof. Obviously you'll need a UV torch to check your brush work :wink: I'd much ra...

Just switch your connectors for ones that have the resistor built in. https://www.amazon.com/XT90-S-Female-Connector-Battery-Charge/dp/B00RVM8U5W/ref=asc_df_B00RVM8U5W/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=343187928718&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4436056351282527486&hvpone=&h...

I have a CAv2.3 and use the yellow speed sensor wire connected to a hall sensor wire going into the motor but it only reads accurate when i release the throttle. Is there a known or possible reason for this. I use a HC shunt. Here is the set up. It's a mid-drive motor on an LMX bike. A middrive mot...

Some sensorless motors have a hall sensor for speed built in, and this could be used (it's designed for it). Some sensorless controllers have a board that translates the phase signals into hall signals, mounted at the PCB where the halls signals would've gone in there. Most of them are cheap "...

And you set it on the embeded software ? The Guià looks veeeery good but how can it go that fast (>60kmh) with only 1500W ? A cycle analyst is a small device that can override some aspects of the controller. However the controller on the lmx161 does need some programming with software to get best r...

And you set it on the embeded software ? The Guià looks veeeery good but how can it go that fast (>60kmh) with only 1500W ? Because, as I said, mid-drive motors are more efficient than rear hub motors. You can have more Watts on a rear hub motor, thus draining battery faster, and yet go just as fas...

Thanks a lot for the suggestions guys, I'm gonna look at these others choices I didn't know :bigthumb: Brumbrum : the website says it's "only" 6300W, did you modified it ? or it's an electronic tweak to have more power ? Ebike 43 : As-tu déjà entendu des soucis avec les condés et ce genre...

There is also the LMX 64

Lmx will give you best perfrmance out of the bunch for sure. My lmx161 is lightweight compared to the others, and acceleration is outstanding. 10,000watt bursts :thumb: If top speed of 40mph aint enough with stock gearing just put in a smaller rear go-kart sprocket which cost just a few euros. There...

Took the picture and over exposed it. Now, you can see it clearer. Thanks for sharing your observations. It looks like there is room for another O ring on the inner shaft of the sprocket, which would stop the other one from moving out of position. In other words, have two O rings next to each other...

Qulbix have always had great products. Well designed, sturdy and good comms. You can specify exactly what you want with the MD140 as they will build it from the ground up for you, so it can be a bespoke build with some choice of components. It also has the option of either pedals or pegs :wink: But ...