I bought a Bionx 250 HT motor from Ebay.de only to find out too late, that it was a I2C protocol version. I didn't think Bionx still used that protocol when they introduced the 250 HT, so I didn't ask the seller about the protocol before buying. Anyway, a potential buyer has turned up, who would like to replace his Bionx I2C 24V motor. Would that be possible? I've read that you can use 48V (as an upgrade) with the CanBus PL 250 HT, but not the other way round, i.e. use 36V with the SL motor version.
Can anyone clarify whether I can pass this on as a 24V motor replacement? If not, that's quite sad, because it means I would have very few potential buyers, i.e. only the ones who bought their kit after the 37V upgrade was introduced, but before the switch to CanBus in early 2009.
Bionx doesn't seem very keen on returning my questions, so I turn to you experts in here.
Erik
BTW: I'm in Denmark and the potential buyer is in the south of Germany, so trying before buying is not an option.
Can anyone clarify whether I can pass this on as a 24V motor replacement? If not, that's quite sad, because it means I would have very few potential buyers, i.e. only the ones who bought their kit after the 37V upgrade was introduced, but before the switch to CanBus in early 2009.
Bionx doesn't seem very keen on returning my questions, so I turn to you experts in here.
Erik
BTW: I'm in Denmark and the potential buyer is in the south of Germany, so trying before buying is not an option.