good day I wanted information about the kaabo Wolf Warrior x scooter by purchasing the version for Italy with the 60V 21AH battery with LT 01 control unit the scooter is fine too and does not lose performance and power unlike the version with 60V battery 28 with minimotors control unit
@@raheem123456 Hello I talk about the kaabo wolf warrior x version with the 60V 21 AH battery I wanted to know if the scooter with this battery can lose performance unlike the model with the 60V 28AH samsung lg battery
The 28Ah warrior X Pro version uses standard square wave controllers from mini motors with the fancier display, the 21Ah warrior X plus uses a standard display throttle trigger, but, and just like Kim Kardashian it's a big butt, uses sine wave controllers. What's the difference between square wave and sine wave controllers you ask, apart from sine wave controllers costing more to make, they turn the direct current from the battery in to motive force more efficiently than square wave, basically more motive power for the same battery output, or the same motive power for less current draw on the battery. Also sine wave controllers are far better an controlling motor power, so a better relationship between finger (or thumb) input to power output. Jerky starts are a thing of the past, unless you jerk your finger of course. Think Carburetor vs EFI, an you won't be far off. This is true of USA versions, where the cheaper 21Ah version is actually better than the more expensive 28Ah version, the explanation was that the fancier finger throttle controller was only compatible with the mini motors existing square wave controller, but the more basic finger stick could control the newer and better sine wave controller. It's the old case of the base model out performing the more expensive model, who knew?
@@MrWilliam.Stewart The WW X Plus also has dual 30A controllers...as opposed to the 27A controllers in the Pro....plus as you mentioned sine-wave is much more efficient.
Hi Jim, due to Australian law we cannot provide that information. There are plenty of youtube videos and forums that will give you the answer though :)
@@gtrlife2941 Yes, the main difference is the fact that you upgrade from a standard battery to an LG/Samsung cell. These batteries are so high quality that they cost in excess of half the entire scooter!
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CANT wait to grab this wolf warrior x
It's a great scooter!
3:57 in the plums!
How to lose a friend in less than a second!
good day I wanted information about the kaabo Wolf Warrior x scooter by purchasing the version for Italy with the 60V 21AH battery with LT 01 control unit the scooter is fine too and does not lose performance and power unlike the version with 60V battery 28 with minimotors control unit
Hi , where did you hear this information about the 60v 28ah version ? About it losing power
I just ordered one like an hour ago 🥺... So I hope it's not true what your saying
@@raheem123456 Hello I talk about the kaabo wolf warrior x version with the 60V 21 AH battery I wanted to know if the scooter with this battery can lose performance unlike the model with the 60V 28AH samsung lg battery
The 28Ah warrior X Pro version uses standard square wave controllers from mini motors with the fancier display, the 21Ah warrior X plus uses a standard display throttle trigger, but, and just like Kim Kardashian it's a big butt, uses sine wave controllers.
What's the difference between square wave and sine wave controllers you ask, apart from sine wave controllers costing more to make, they turn the direct current from the battery in to motive force more efficiently than square wave, basically more motive power for the same battery output, or the same motive power for less current draw on the battery.
Also sine wave controllers are far better an controlling motor power, so a better relationship between finger (or thumb) input to power output. Jerky starts are a thing of the past, unless you jerk your finger of course.
Think Carburetor vs EFI, an you won't be far off.
This is true of USA versions, where the cheaper 21Ah version is actually better than the more expensive 28Ah version, the explanation was that the fancier finger throttle controller was only compatible with the mini motors existing square wave controller, but the more basic finger stick could control the newer and better sine wave controller. It's the old case of the base model out performing the more expensive model, who knew?
@@MrWilliam.Stewart The WW X Plus also has dual 30A controllers...as opposed to the 27A controllers in the Pro....plus as you mentioned sine-wave is much more efficient.
Hey mate how do you get these things crankin as mine wont do over 25kph 👎🏻and its boring
Hi Jim, due to Australian law we cannot provide that information. There are plenty of youtube videos and forums that will give you the answer though :)
Love this
Awesome fellas , but next time take it on the dirt more fun
We've definitely done our fair share of testing and riding off-road, and in my personal opinion, it's even more fun!
Great review bro! How do u unrestricted the speed? I’m about to buy one!
Hey Alex, We recommend reading through the user manual when you purchase the Wolf Warrior.
@@ScooterHutTV is there much difference from the base to a pro
@@gtrlife2941 Yes, the main difference is the fact that you upgrade from a standard battery to an LG/Samsung cell. These batteries are so high quality that they cost in excess of half the entire scooter!