Jetson Bolt Pro 26MPH Stock 350W Motor | Blacklisted Garage

We've successfully achieved a speed of 19mph with the stock 36V battery and 350W motor. But hold on, with the Blacklisted Garage 48V battery paired with the stock 350W motor, we've pushed the limits and hit 26mph! All of this is made possible with our new FAFO Controller and the advanced VESC software.
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[@GeloOfficialPR]

If you get a part like this to work for the Jetson Haze i could consider it!!!

[@Blacklisted_Garage]

We're working on it! We'll have a speed upgrade for the Haze soon!

[@nokapboby3861]

This is cool, do you know the range of this setup? I plan on keeping it at 20mph or so for the most part

[@Blacklisted_Garage]

Unfortunately there are many variables to determine actual range. We do expect you can get same if not more when comparing a stock battery at 15mph vs our 48v battery at 20mph.

[@04boogie-t14]

On your website it says you have to tune the controller? What does that mean

[@Blacklisted_Garage]

We also provide a link to vesc-project.com/ which will provide you with more information and details on the firmware that the speed controller is installed with.

[@firstmotorhome8024]

28 on real terms as GPS is normally a little behind

[@Blacklisted_Garage]

We're currently on the lookout for a new stretch to do our controlled speed test as our control test road is a bit short.

[@defectahz6399]

Doesn’t it burn up the motor ?

[@Blacklisted_Garage]

Pushing more amps through the motor won't necessarily "burn it up". We've personally put over 200 miles on this setup while riding on flat ground without any issues. However, it's crucial to be mindful of heat buildup when pushing more amps through the motor. While increased amperage can produce more heat, it's essential to monitor the temperature and avoid putting excessive load on the motor and controller to prevent overheating the components.