Weped FF Kelly KLS7218s

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Hello,
I just found this site today. I own a Weped FF and would like to work on the settings in the controller. I am new to this and though I am handy I didn't understand much of the instructions and don't know what to change. It is advertised at a top speed of 62mph with a heavier test rider than me. When I got it I wasn't able to go above 54mph and after logging in to the controller I was told to Change my high speed setting from 94 to 100%. I was able to squeeze a few more mph out of it but I know there is more to give. I am told the same controllers are in their flagship model Weped SS and it reaches much higher speeds (though its also higher voltage.) If there are any experts in here that want to take on helping me out I would appreciate it.

 

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Hello,
I just found this site today. I own a Weped FF and would like to work on the settings in the controller. I am new to this and though I am handy I didn't understand much of the instructions and don't know what to change. It is advertised at a top speed of 62mph with a heavier test rider than me. When I got it I wasn't able to go above 54mph and after logging in to the controller I was told to Change my high speed setting from 94 to 100%. I was able to squeeze a few more mph out of it but I know there is more to give. I am told the same controllers are in their flagship model Weped SS and it reaches much higher speeds (though its also higher voltage.) If there are any experts in here that want to take on helping me out I would appreciate it.
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[amberwolf]

I am told the same controllers are in their flagship model Weped SS and it reaches much higher speeds (though its also higher voltage).

The higher voltage is why it goes faster.

It may also have a different motor in it with a different winding (if it's a hubmotor) or different gearing (if it's a middrive).

It may also have a higher battery and/or phase current limit, if it has a bigger motor and bigger better battery that can each handle that higher power.

However, it is easily possible that the "same controller" that is in the "flagship model" is simply also a Kelly, and not exactly the same model you have. In which case all of the above is still the case, *and* it's a different controller.