Recent content by dreyco

I'm almost too embarrassed to take a photo. It's just an 18ga wire "tied" around one of the negative prongs and then a loop of bare wire wrapped around a water bottlecage screw that goes into the frame.

Grin got back to me and suggested a 100mA fuse

Thanks for the update! Appreciate it. Did they suggest 1A fuse or did you just guessimate it?

Update on my side again, looks like grounding the battery did indeed fix the issue. I did also halve the Torque scale down to 35N/m so that my Human Watts were in the realm of sanity but I'm still not convinced it's at all accurate, it's just somewhat more proportional to reality. At least now...

Update on my side. I ground one of the two negative terminals that goes between my Baserunner and battery. I noticed that my human watt numbers now no longer go negative and seem able to stay constant but they do seem like they maybe go too high (250-350w). I'm no greek god on a bike so likely...

What gauge wire did you use for the grounding? I'm having a similar issue. I have a Baserunner installed in my battery housing so I'm not exactly sure how I'd ground that.