Recent content by Dumsterdave

Looks interesting. Now I just need to get one shipped to Denmark. Although it seems more of an "adapter", enabling the user to choose a different display. I might be stuck with using the eggrider 😕, but at least we might have the option to choose which display we want

I've been using a cycle analyst for the past 10 years and have the cav3 now, but it's starting to malfunction. I think it's time to get something a bit more modern looking. Unfortunately I also use a phaserunner, so that would have to be changed as well. I like the configuration options...

im looking to convert an old bike to electric. Ive made over 10 bikes already, but its been a few years since the last and Ive never really tried to hide the fact that they are electric... Anyways, this bike only needs to be 200-250w and very difficult to tell its electric. No throttle, no...

are you still making these?

I've been riding in heavy downpours for the past 5 years with non waterproof switches and have had 0 problems. I do coat all the connections with Vaseline though

Just wondering if there is any news on a new cycle analyst? Ive been using the display for 3 or 4 years now and I am really beginning to get annoyed by the 80s/90s look of the cycle analyst. I would love to have the same features, but in a more aesthetically pleasing case.

ok, bit of an update. I decided to take the advice of running a single power cable up to the handbars and splitting from there. I then shortened all the accessories (headlight, USB, horn) and then rewired all 4 switches with individual + and - wires and terminated them with jst connectors...

So my last drawing was wrong. Sorry, I was trying to do it from memory. The power lead is soldered directly to the switch (no jst between xt60 and switch)

Maybe my drawings are bad so here is a photo of one my my olda switches. The pos and neg are wrong, but other than that everything is connected the same way now (just longer wires). I used all the connectors to make it so that everything is removable.

So it's 4 individual negatives and 1 positive

Since JSTs aren't rated for this use anyway, I'd just hardwire everything that you're not regularly removing. this is what I mean, everything can be disconnected, but the wires will have to remain. But the more I think about it, I am now worried that the single 20awg wire may not be thick...

Yeah, I guess thats another thing I didn't make clear. Each jst in the picture is split into a total of 3 jst's. So everything is removable... The switch and the accessories can both be unplugged. The reason all the positives come together into 1 wire is because I only had a 5 wire cable.So I...

the xt60 is located in the triangle of the bike and I have 20awg wires running to the handlebars. I put a fuse on the positive before the xt60 and made a new wiring harness. I decided to keep everything in the triangle because I already have long cables running from the accessories and plus the...

one more thing... All the wiring after the xt60 is 20AWG. that should be ok, right?

The RF switch has a "+ in" "- in" and "+ out" "- out" Same for the buck converter. The GPS runs on 12v that is why I have the buck am I right in wiring it like I have drawn?