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How do i find this
The point is - they specified 2,500W peak, they’re not going out and buying a 5,000W controller
They’re going to put something in that runs at its specified maximum
Same with the battery
Let me ask another question
How would i delimit the speed of the bike from the controller
And how would you switch out the controller entirely for something you could program?
I just checked the cells
They’re using 35E
They are running the cells at their maximum rated discharge
Yeah
So in other words, you could not reasonably increase the power from that battery
I still figure that a motor with that power should be able to do more than 35
You would be surprised - going 40 takes about 3,000W
Give or take
Also, you might just be hitting the back-emf limit of the motor.
How do you know there is even a limit?
In many cases there is not
Not sure exactly what motor they're using to fact-check that, but 35mph is a believable peak hub motor speed at 52v. That's about where my custom build tops out, even though it has plenty of power to theoretically go faster.
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Given that they say the top speed is "35mph**+**", it sounds like there isn't a software limit to bypass.
@KHAN So0mething to note is that top speed changes as the battery is used
so it's unlikely they're limiting it
they choose a lower figure
so that people don't run the battery down, and then accuse them of lying
because they reported the maximum possible fully charged speed
I would imagine the max speed is 37 or 38
What would i have to do to make it 10-15 mph faster?
Double the power at least
Gut it and start over.
^
Also that
For reference, the Sur Ron does about the speed you mentioned
it has twice as much power
You need a more powerful, larger motor, because that "1500w" geared hub will overheat at the power you're asking for.
You need a new controller that's WAY more powerful.
And you need a much beefier battery.
ud need a 3-5kw, high kv setup (or higher voltage)
That bike is very well balanced, in that every important part of it maxes out at roughly 35mph.
There just isn't *one* thing to change to get that much more speed out of it, and certainly not reliably or safely.
yep overhaul needed for htat
thx
What kind of battery/chemistry would you recommend given the frame size
you know, what you're looking for already exists in the Onyx RCR
^^^
I believe that has exactly the specs you were thinking of
it has better suspension
better drivetrain
better frame
and to my mind represents a much better value
hmm thx
The only upside that the bandit has is that you can get a legal plate
I believe the Onyx can be registered as a moped
it can
it has moto tires and brakes if i remmber correctly
and just needs some lights for rego
Really???
https://www.reddit.com/r/DMV/comments/od8hab/registering_an_onyx_rcr_electric_moped/
yeah
Could you do it with california laws?
Yes
Ik california laws can be strict
california is only strict with emissions
obviously we ain't got that shit sooo, just gotta have all your lights and a mirror, good braking, DOT parts etc
it's pretty laid back compared to some European countries that actually regulate EMF
anyone with an ass bac controller should be careful
yeah just saw that on HV
bet its ppl not using precharge
and disabling their BMS for more powa
sur ron users:
lol
yeah this is 100% surron users
'bms safety protocols disabled' why is that even a thing you can do lol
because ppl dum
Yes, people are dumb, that is why you don't let them disable safety protocols lol
1) Buy surron
2) Upgrade motor controller
3) Realise BMS can't handle the current so bypass it on discharge side
4) Happy days
lol.
You know what the real fun fact of that is @Akbar
real EV's don't have BMS discharge protection..
Its too much of a pain to switch that much power to the motor on/off, so they just direct the motor not to run instead.
sometimes you have both
(SOme may not even have a way to disconnect the battery outside of the disconect for firefighters/servicing)
that's what I'm going to do with the home battery storage project. BMS communicates with the inverter and tells it to cutoff
and it's a lifepo4 battery so it will share SoC information
Pretty much.
but the BMS will have a contactor so it can shutoff as secondary protection
Heh.
The bus batteries for example that I got
they have a 'BMS' on them...
for monitoring the cells/balancing...
Absolutely 0 circuity in series with the battery.
(Yes, first thing I did was throw that trash BMS out lol)
I have seen some very weird BMS
distributed bms
each cell gets a monitor thing attached to it
what the heck is a vacuum contactor anyway
lol.