35mph to 45mph? 2000w controller swap!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video im riding a ebike with a 2000w controller running on a 52v battery capable of 45mph, the bike is way faster than it was with the 1500w controller which only was capable of 35mph
Good job bro it's all about DIY!!! You did amazing
I have a 2000w rear hub motor, 45a KT controller & a 52v 28.8ah battery & it does 45mph straight off the throttle or peddle assist. I've just swapped the controller for a 40a sine wave & still doing 40+mph & the difference is amazing, more torque, smoother & lots quieter. Next I'm putting a 80a Sabvoton 7280 sine wave controller & should get around 48-53mph when I'm done.
I'm also building a full suspension e-bike with a very rare frame. Should be finished in the next few weeks.
You should make a video on it, I don't have the budget for anything like that but that's awesome! I do have some experience with Sabvoton controllers and they are crazy powerful, although they can fault hall effect sensors from my experience, it's most likely just my error
@@MotorizedMayhem48472 I've just sold it & I'm currently in the process of building a full suspension e-bike with a very rare frame & will be using a TongSheng TSDZ8 Mid-drive 750w, with a 52v 20ah triangle battery & also a 2000w rear hub motor as a back up. Lol
Will be videos of the build soon
What controller are you you using?
@@dylan_xbox7039 a 2000w 72v 45amp controller running on a 52v 20ah battery
Cool but it just looks bootleg
The euhora Romeo pro 2 does 45mph and has 110 mile range
Yeah! But that bike is expensive 4:07