Recent content by Kaño

Been riding my echopper for a while now, reaching 70 km/h which is plenty fast here in Argentina considering the roads we have and that my bike is not full suspension so for me anything over 70km/h is too scary, and I dont want to ride above that speed.

I like the supermotard look, with those 20 inch wheels. :wink:

Here in Argentina, we pay $1.12 a litre of regular gas and $1.48 for premium.

Very nice bike!! Just a word of warning, internal Cyclone controller has 35V rated caps, a 36V pack is playing with fire. Check this tread: http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8621&hilit=cyclone+500w+cyclone+500w+36v

Now you can build a bike, just like mine! .... cause I finished a chopper just like yours! :lol:

20 inch X5304 24S3P A123 18 fet Crystalyte controller 50 amp Top speed 59.9kmxh.

WTF!!! :shock: :shock:

Does anybody knows the shunt value for a Crystalyte 72V 48amp controller? How could I know if my CA has the correct shunt value?

It is not on the controller, it is an accesorie, you can buy it from Maxwell65 here: http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=14506

I think he is saying that the shunt must need a calibration. I too have a crystalyte 72V 50amp controller. I have on mine a switch labeled LMH that controllers the max speed, ( and I suppose the max amps as well) reading about crystalyte controller I learn from a Doctorbass post, that if you...

could it be that the controller is set to the low power setting?

He hub to know a lot to do that! :mrgreen:

Any update about these batteries? Are them still getting better? I am tempted to buy 4 of them for my next cruiser update, an X5304 with a 72v 50amp controller. I should be a nice little pack, that I can leave mounted in my bike (now using Chinese lipos too dangerous to charge on the bike)...

My 500W double freewheel Cyclone on 29.4V LIPO tops at 40-42km/h on a 26 inch wheel, with no pedaling.

I have a 1500W Cyclone motor in my cruiser; here is the link to my tread: http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=10007&start=15 It pulls like a beast; I can imagine what kind of acceleration you will get with two of them! :twisted: Just make sure you have a good reduction ratio...