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What do you think about a front motor conversion on “springer fork”?
Posted by Todd on 08-20-2010 at 1:04pm
Springer forks tend to have nice thick beefy dropouts, as long as you make sure have the 10mm flats and proper width they would be perfect candidates.
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I would like to know if your LiFeOP4 batteries will work with the Bionx PL 350 set up
Posted by Jake on 08-20-2010 at 12:59pm
Yes the E-BiktKit battery will supply the required power for the BionX kit, however it will require some creativity to make it work, the BionX battery has electronics inside that communicate with the BionX dash display, you would have to tap into that. The BionX battery box and electronics don't care what chemistry feeds it as long as it's a 36v pack, the E-Bikekit is LiFePo4 and the original BionX is LiMn The difference is that the LiMn chemistry starts off higher voltage but drops gradually as the ride does on, the Lifepo4 tends to run a more steady voltage all the way thru, i'm not sure how this will work out with the battery gauge from the BionX but it will work just fine as far as power output goes. If you search on the Endless Sphere forum http://www.endless-sphere.com/forums/index.php This may help: http://www.endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7813&hilit=bionx+battery
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An Amp-Hour is a unit of electrical current equal to 1 amp discharged continuously over 1 hour. A 10 Amp-Hour (10Ah) battery can supply, for example, 5 amps for 2 hours or 6.5 amps for about 1.5 hours.
Posted by EBK Admin on 07-30-2010 at 12:37am
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Amperage or amps can be thought of as the volume or quantity of electric power, or how much fuel is flowing through the pipe. Amps are measured in current load. Climbing a hill will cause the motor to draw more current load or amps to maintain the same bike speed.
The maximum amps the E-BikeKit motor controller will allow the motor to draw through the system is 22 amps. The amps used by the hub motor vary widely according to rider weight, terrain, road conditions, desired speed, wind and amount of effort the rider contributes.
Posted by EBK Admin on 07-30-2010 at 12:34am
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Voltage can be thought of as the pressure or strength of electric power. Imagine fuel flowing through a pipe with higher or lower pressure (voltage).
Voltage = Speed
Posted by EBK Admin on 07-30-2010 at 12:31am