For anyone interessted, I just connected my Bafang MAX drive to a computer and read out the flash settings using "Bafang Configuration Tool"
I have the 250W version, since I'm in Europe.
Apparently it uses the SW-06 sine wave controller, which is rated to a maximum of 14A (in some specs I found), but is set to 20A max in the configuration. However, the "keep current" under "pedal assist" is set to 30%, which at a voltage of 41V (36V battery bank) should give ~250W. In the specs I found for SW-06 it is good for 350W @ 36V, confirming my suspicion that the 250W and 350W version is the same hardware (would be strange set ut two different production lines).
Riding the bike it's very obvious that it can crank out a lot more power during acceleration from standstill, and up short hills, but the shorty reduces power. This is confirmed by the "20A max" and "30% keep current" setting. I think I read somewhere that the bafang max had 750W peak power, which the numbers seem to indicate as well.

I have the 250W version, since I'm in Europe.
Apparently it uses the SW-06 sine wave controller, which is rated to a maximum of 14A (in some specs I found), but is set to 20A max in the configuration. However, the "keep current" under "pedal assist" is set to 30%, which at a voltage of 41V (36V battery bank) should give ~250W. In the specs I found for SW-06 it is good for 350W @ 36V, confirming my suspicion that the 250W and 350W version is the same hardware (would be strange set ut two different production lines).
Riding the bike it's very obvious that it can crank out a lot more power during acceleration from standstill, and up short hills, but the shorty reduces power. This is confirmed by the "20A max" and "30% keep current" setting. I think I read somewhere that the bafang max had 750W peak power, which the numbers seem to indicate as well.
