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  1. magicmicros

    Hello and my EKSR build

    Sorry, I meant between the poles of each cell. The cells themselves are hermetically sealed.
  2. magicmicros

    Hello and my EKSR build

    The isolation distances within the battery is 10-20mm between each cell (and the frame), so it's not much of a problem. So far, 3000+ km in sometimes rainy, and ALWAYS humid Thailand. Looks dandy inside.
  3. magicmicros

    Hello and my EKSR build

    The GitHub repository for the EKSR Instrument is now up at: EKSR Instrument at GitHub
  4. magicmicros

    Hello and my EKSR build

    The updates are basically instantaneous, I don't notice any lag. Only the throttle indicator (the violet bar to the right) is a bit erratic. I just added that yesterday, so there may be a bit more to do with that. Also, the gear indicator is currently incorrect, but I know what the issue is and...
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    Fardriver controller serial protocol reverse engineering

    Hey, Here's what I have been able to figure out about the serial communications protocol for the Fardriver controller. I have only looked at the data FROM the controller, as I wanted to use it for a custom display. My thread with my EKSR build that use that display, is here. If you have...
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    Hello and my EKSR build

    Hey people! New at the group here. I'm Jesper, a Dane now living in Thailand. Made my first e-bike about 3 years ago with a no-name controller and a 72V 20Ah battery. No idea about top speed, at 70km/h, I had enough. My second, which is about 2 years old, is based on a 2016 Kawasaki KSR150...
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    Anyone familiar with this ML7280 clone?

    For the size, yes, it's big. But it's cheap and also pretty capable. But I would like to hear you expand a bit on why this is a bad layout and why it's a bad micro. I'm still waiting for my original Sabvoton ML7280, but my bet is that they're completely similar. This is not going to be the base...
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    Anyone familiar with this ML7280 clone?

    I'm running a 3kW bike with a KT72V50A controller, but it's so-so. I want to update, use a sinewave controller ( or better ;) ) So, I found this, what seems to be a ML7280 clone. Price is good, about $65. And after looking inside, it's SO much better quality than the KT crap, which cost even...
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