BBS02B noob mistake :(
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I don't know of any aftermarket firmware for these.
But that firmware probably just saved you from exploding the controller. It's unlikely that the controller included components to handle the ~58v your battery charges up to.
This motor is tuned for a proper pedaling cadence on 36v, so a 52v battery will make it unpedalable anyway.
Well...
...it's a learning experience, right?
But that firmware probably just saved you from exploding the controller. It's unlikely that the controller included components to handle the ~58v your battery charges up to.
This motor is tuned for a proper pedaling cadence on 36v, so a 52v battery will make it unpedalable anyway.
Well...
...it's a learning experience, right?
Latter option is to buy a 48v bbs02 whose motor is correctly wound for proper pedaling cadence on 48v.
52v is not much of a stretch for the 48v drive and the firmware will not tell you to go
yourself 
Other option is to buy someone else's mechanically busted 48v bbs02b and frankenstein the stator and controller into your current working drive.
You will get your hands dirty and learn a lot about the internals in the process.
Maybe not the best option unless you are mechanically inclined tho.
52v is not much of a stretch for the 48v drive and the firmware will not tell you to go
yourself Other option is to buy someone else's mechanically busted 48v bbs02b and frankenstein the stator and controller into your current working drive.
You will get your hands dirty and learn a lot about the internals in the process.
Maybe not the best option unless you are mechanically inclined tho.
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neptronix said:Latter option is to buy a 48v bbs02 whose motor is correctly wound for proper pedaling cadence on 48v.
52v is not much of a stretch for the 48v drive and the firmware will not tell you to go
Other option is to buy someone else's mechanically busted 48v bbs02b and frankenstein the stator and controller into your current working drive.
You will get your hands dirty and learn a lot about the internals in the process.
Maybe not the best option unless you are mechanically inclined tho.
Great idea, I am from New Zealand so these sorts of parts are not at an abundance
Since I am planning on getting a new controller, I saw this thread: http://52.25.253.50/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=94022&hilit=TVS&sid=67dcb99af32d5dc2ea6a1b657dc127ef
It got me thinking, if im going to get a new controller I might as well mod the existing one.
Can I access the "brown cable" from the controller? I do not want to play around with the cable coming to the display (hope that makes sense).
Anyone know of a guide where I can find the "brown" cable?
