Recent content by Edmond

Hi DCB-BLDC, Care to post the schematic and a link to the S/W listing? Regards, Edmond.

Thanks Lock. how stupid of me, as I should have known this (by means of a search).

Hi Lynchy, First, I dismantled the left axis. Then I simply removed some metal on a lathe. And finally I extended the two flat sides by means of a file. It's really simple, though you need a lathe, or someone in the neighborhood who has one. Good luck. Edmond.

Hi Folks, Have a look at this bike: http://www.engadget.com/2009/11/20/grace-e-motorbikes-are-ultralightweight-german-and-very-expens/ This is precisely how I think it should be done: the batteries hidden in the top-, down- and seat-tube. Cheers, Edmond.

I had the same trouble with my '100mm' motor. Actually, it was 108mm wide. However, after some 'machining', it does fit into a 102mm fork. See picture at mark A.

Hi Lynchy, Thx for the pictures. But I'm also surprised that they look the exactly same as the Protanium motors. Well, almost exactly the same, as the latter have no Hall sensors (though provisions has been made to install them). Do I understand you well that the smaller motor is equipped with...

Hey man, look here: http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=13998&p=210504#p210504

Hi Lynchy, I mean this website: http://www.ananda.com.cn/anandaenglish/product_list.asp?id=321 and, please, look at the small six bolts on some of the picture, while other pictures (that is, taken from a different angle) have no such bolts. Doesn't that make you suspicious? Are these picture...

You're welcome. At first, I was puzzled too. :? Hi Lynchy, Same as Ananda motors? Perhaps. But have a closer look at their website and you will discover that the pics are inconsistent: In some cases the side panel is threaded, in other cases it's bolted. IOW, it stinks. As for the...

Hi Lynchy, I've a made special tool to turn the side panel off. See pic. BTW1, this hub motor from Protanium (definitely not my first choice). BTW2, the other 6 holes are intended for a Tongxin motor (again, not my first choice). Regards, Edmond.