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some pictures I did with my soldering microscope while I was breaking my sw102 sadly lifted the pad and now it wont do a thing :lol: :lol: odd though as I was only at 270 on my soldering station.might try magnet wire on the trace

Bbshd: £600 diy battery samsung 30q 14s2p 300wh ish: £90 bms Bluetooth: £20 charger: 15 chain ring shipped: £45 display: £35 total :£805

all sorted thank you. yes the tx rx was the wrong way around.

I had the bbshd on a voodoo bike previous to this but the frame snapped at the top tube. I spent about a week searching online trying to find the ideal bike for the bbshd 68mm, this one was on sale at chain reaction for £2000 and although my budget was 500 I thought I would go for it :lol...

I am getting error 30 with this wiring broke my Higo connector trying to wire directly. question is does tx go to rx or do they stay the same.

if you would like dimensions of the board to hopefully one day jlcpcb a fella with the vesc implemented. would love to say i can do that but its way beyond changing a few components.

got more controller photos here hopefully they can help someone. https://photos.app.goo.gl/c1CuJYxQWtK27Z5J7

i think its an nec chip i know they make micro controllers

hope these are ok no filter for my scope

quick one could anyone reference old photos and tell me the orientation and value of these 2 components please. the board was already broken so rushed unpotting it but i am going to try save it as a spare. thankyou in advance

it works perfect for the job had the issue now i dont

this is my cable works for this firmware fix just posting this to help anyone that needs tips on a quick easy programming cable could be done with no soldering iron or heat shrink. video link usb cable:https://youtu.be/gdmv0JjRdL4 uk ebay...

got it working 3 n4004 diodes in series on the screen