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As far as I can tell, it looks like its a picture of his mold/press/forming contraption, with the in-progress turbine blade inside.

The voltage (max 60V) won't be a problem. However in my observation, KT controllers can vary by more than half a volt when connected to...

Those headset washer tabs fail more often than not anyway. Don't bother. Use a plain non-tabbed washer or file the tab out of the one...

You'd think so. You can even start with that assumption. But there's no reason that any of the wire colors have to correspond...

Oh, I just registered that you're talking about the cable directly from the battery. The fact that you have any small wires at all...

Those are the wires for the Hall sensors that communicate rotor position to the controller. Y/G/B are the Halls for the three phases...

Sounds like scooter stuff to me. I'd put it in the other end of a canoe so the bow doesn't rise up too far out of the water.

When I get heating or continuity problems from a motor plug, I swap in Anderson PP75 phase plugs and a JST-SM 5 or 6 pin connector. It...

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QS212 1200W might be available cheaper than Leaf (mine was), but the 135mm rear version won't support a multi speed freewheel. Also it...

Well, it won't have any voltage on it unless +5V and GND are attached to the throttle, and it won't vary unless the throttle is...

I find that there's a lot more fiddling to do along the way as pads wear. I tried them first on my own bike in '93 or '94, but soon...

Okay, first principles: Red is (should be) +5V nominal. Black is (should be) GND, zero V. Green should be a sweep of some kind from...

I'll put it this way: I've never heard a geared hub that was noisy, unless it was being powered by a noisy controller. Even ones with...

Note that because of the big flat side cover, you might or might not be able to use the innermost sprocket of a 3 or 4 speed freewheel...