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  1. DeluxeMC

    Lace 32H rim with 36H hub motor

    I also didn't mention that you have to take into account the camber of the spokes, so I modified a program I found to calculate the spoke lengths. You will need to install GNU Octave to run it, as it is written in MATLAB. Also change the file extention from .txt to .m function [length] =...
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    Lace 32H rim with 36H hub motor

    Hey guys, I just did an analysis of spoke lengths for a project I was doing using the pattern provided above. There is an insane amount of different spoke lengths, especially on the magenta/cyan side because on that side there is ONLY 1 axis of symmetry, and that is perpendicular to the spoke...
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    Gorilla Tape on 18650 Battery Pack

    Hi, I was wondering if it is ok to put Gorilla tape on an 18650 battery pack I made. It is a 48v 17.5 AH Pack made out of Samsung's 35E 8A Cells. I used the Gorilla Tape not to insulate the terminals but to tape wire onto the battery, and to insulate the terminals I used barley paper. I just am...
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    130mm dropout hub motor? Or cassette reduction? (was 120mm rear dropout ebike kit)

    Hi, I was wondering if anybody could give me their insight on how to go about this problem. Right now, I have a customer that paid me to have their bike converted to electric. It is a Specialized A1 Bike with 130mm dropouts on the back. Most bike kits are 135mm, and I learned this the hard way...
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    130mm dropout hub motor? Or cassette reduction? (was 120mm rear dropout ebike kit)

    Could i just get a hub with a screw on mount for a cassette and then get a 6 or 4 speed cassette to make sure it fits?
  6. DeluxeMC

    130mm dropout hub motor? Or cassette reduction? (was 120mm rear dropout ebike kit)

    Thank you guys for helping!
  7. DeluxeMC

    130mm dropout hub motor? Or cassette reduction? (was 120mm rear dropout ebike kit)

    I have a road bike that I am trying to convert to an electric one. I need something along the lines of a geared 120mm rear dropout hub motor that is 48v and 1000w. The one I have currently is a 135mm dropout. It also needs to be a 700c wheel size. The problem is that the sprocket is just a...
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