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didnt have my camera handy while i was working on it. i think it was 76v, may have been 72v, it was hard to see into the controller but i know there was a 7 on the capacitors. and im not about to take it apart again until i have too, as the controller was a pain in the read to get out.

I took off the end of the controller and checked the caps, and they are rated for 76v. I can't rememberw hat the uf is. Also while I had the end off I took the liberty of adding more solder to the shunt bars. I've seen this trick on YouTube and people said it helps, and it does. Hard to imagine...

okay, ill check it out when i get enough time.

Ive been doing alot of reading about ebikes and their parts, like the controller, motor and batteries. i also found out that my controller is rated at 60V 500W 15A. now would a 60/72V 1000W 30A controller help give me that extra bit of speed that i am looking for? maybe even enough to get me up...

Hello, I'm new to the site and electric vehicles, I just recently bought a daymak Hamilton electric scooter because y 50cc 2 stroke scooter kept breaking down on me. So far I'm really liking the e scoot, but the speed sis a little lacking, even though it's a 60v system. I'm guessing that the...