Recent content by andrmorr

Please be sure and report back with any new findings...I have a Toro MDE also and am going thru the same exact trials... I would surely appreciate any insight or info you can help with...Currently I have the 3 flashes of death on my controller... Also VERY interested in details of what it took...

This was mainly built for commuting in the combat urban inviro of DC but it is a Niner RIP 9 which is one of the best offroad bikes made so it does go offroad very nicely...I switch out the wheelset and ride trails on occasion...and I even drop off the batt and rear wheel and ride Au Natural...

You say different hardware spec...How does your controller differ and what pros/cons are you trying to get/eliminate?

74v 18650 GA batt built by Powervelocity.com Clyte TC3080 12FET powervelocity.com controller In the low speed it runs 20ish...In the middle speed setting this combo runs about 33mph with a 220lb rider and 26" wheels on flats and about 20-22 up the steep hills of Arlington VA & DC...In the...

UPDATE- I've sucessfully ran my TC3080 on both a 12FET and 18 FET Sinewave controller from Powervelocity.com... They run Smooth as silk & perfectly silent...The controllers are strong enough that I moved to the 12FET for space reasons in my full suspension frame and it handles everything my 74v...

I was doing some maintenance on my motors and figured it would make for interesting viewing to compare the Crystalyte TC3080 with a H3540 and a H4065...The 3540 and 4065 were all but identical in every way except for the width of the stator...the hub width is the same for both the H3540 & H4065...

Yojimbosgarage.com stocks almost any spoke you can think of and he's local...if you don't see it listed on his website or on Ebay just ask because most of the time he does have it in stock. He has a Phil Long spoke cutting machine which is considered the best... For Ebike use, the best spoke is...

On my TC3080 I measure 13inches (330mm) to the bottom of the XT150 bullet connector and 4mm in diameter

Performance Update- Controller runs motor smooth as silk and is extremely fast at 74v nominal and perfectly silent...with 26" rear tire the current settings in the 3 speed switch give it 14mph in position 1- 33mph in position 2- and position 3 has not been fully tested on flat land but it ran...

Both the motor and the CA have thermal sensors so I will get them synch'd to prevent a thermal accident... Unlaced the max speed on the CA is over 101 mph...I let off before it maxed out because I don't have all the side screws in which leaves it a little off balance...Note to self, don't leave...

Results also posted in similar thread: https://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=75888 UPDATE- Final testing completed, and the sinewave controller from Powervelocity.com runs my Crystalyte TC3080 like a champ! Figuring out the Hall and Phase combinations was the...

Anyone got any updates...sure hoping Powervelocity.com's sinewave controller will run my 3080...it's in the mail so it won't be long now and I'll be able to report my own results...

Your sinewave version sounds like what I need then, just will it work with the TC series motors :?: ...gonna go get some popcorn and anxiously await the results of your testing...thanks for the help...

For info purposes I talked to Kenny from C-lyte and he said the C-lyte 72v 60a controller is what the motor needed...how does his C-lyte controller compare to the controllers your testing?