Recent content by shayne

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    A different e-Zip Trailz

    I believe you're right..... I did note that once my battery seemed to go flat on it's own and I have always assumed that once the throttle lights were out the bike was effectively "turned off"- I therefore do (did) often leave the switch on. For the effort involved compared to the cost of the...
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    A different e-Zip Trailz

    Just an update - my 24V pack has started the same problem (cutting out after turning on). I opened the controller and note there is a 12V relay within that is not holding open. I'm a bit confused as to how this actually works (why 12V?) unless there is a voltage splitter somewhere on the circuit...
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    A different e-Zip Trailz

    thanks for the reply. i ran mine for a few days - i only travel about 10min at a time though this might not always be the case. i might have to look into that cooling option... and nice to know that the 48v might not work! do you recall the model number you got from TNC? i too was planning to...
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    A different e-Zip Trailz

    "was using the one stock 24V Currie motor control at 36V." how did you get on with this long term? i upgraded my battery pack to 36v and it was working ok (and still does intermittently) but the controller now cuts out most of the time soon after switching it into circuit. the battery pack is...
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    kurts E bike

    Hi Kurt - nice work! I would like to do the same by purchasing a cheapy off ebay - does anyone know what I need to consider in purchasing the second motor - ie. do they need to match voltage/wattage/RPM or anything? I will likely use the same battery/controller (and therefore voltage), but...
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