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Someday I will be getting some lithium batteries but for now all I have are four 12v 22ah batteries that I am going to use. I am connecting my 12 volt batteries in series to produce 48 volts. What is the best size of wire to connect my batteries to each other. I also will be putting fuse's...

Thanks for the answers but what I am really asking is "does the high frequency action actually work or is it just snake medicine?

I plan on driving it everyday including winter and snowy days. I am going to get an insulated bag for cold days and put some kind of small heater in it to keep my batteries warm.

I am going to be running some lead acid batteries and I know I am going to get yelled at for saying so but it is what I can afford right now. I have been looking at chargers and came across one that also vibrates so it can make the sulfating break up and blend in. Do these actually work or...

I just received my first electric motorized wheel. It is the 48 v 1000 w 26 inch wheel. Tomorrow I am going to put it on my bike. Are there any suggestions that I should do before installing? I still do not know what battery I am going to get but I will know tomorrow. It will probably be a...

Where did you get yours at? I am looking for goo deals and the deal above is no longer available.

Thank you for all the answers. I have learned a lot. For the time being I am going to use 4 12v 22ah or 35ah lead acid batteries only because I can afford them and I understand them. In the next few months to come I will be buying some lithium batteries but not until I can study the sport...

So how many amps would a 10 ah battery be? So the amp is the power of my battery but the amp hour is how long it will go at a specific load and speed? I have been searching but have not found the battery section in the FAQ, where is it please?

I do not yet understand how the battery thing goes. My motor is a 48 volt 1000w motor. 1000w divided by 48V is basically 21 amps. Should I not run a 21 amp battery or something close to it? Like I stated above, I am in the Ozarks and I have lots of hills to climb and work is 7 miles away...

But you cannot use a rear wheel motor on a 3 wheeler so it has to be a front wheel drive does it not?

Please forgive me for being a noob, I am brand new at this electric bike thing so I know absolutely nothing about electric bikes. I have not even rode one yet but I am going electric bike as my main transportation to and from work and most around town driving. First off I am in the United...