Sorry I don't remember now. I think the bike worked fine with a generic BMS, not using Comms wires and replaced the charge port with XLR and charger also
I heard that in some cases you can open it up and charge the individual cells to let's say 3 volts and then the BMS charger will start to pick them up and do the charging. I got one like this that wasn't used and so the battery was just drained and dead. So I'm going to see if I can revive it
@@jamesbondaygee nah, I jumper the some wires and some time (I honestly don't remember which one of wires) I was able to unlock the battery and voltage appeared
Always interesting thanks. (Thought I was having a stroke due to the choppy video after half way:)
Sorry!
I don't have clips on mine
Maybe they snapped off?
You just replace the BMS or what? How you to resolve this problem?
Sorry I don't remember now. I think the bike worked fine with a generic BMS, not using Comms wires and replaced the charge port with XLR and charger also
I heard that in some cases you can open it up and charge the individual cells to let's say 3 volts and then the BMS charger will start to pick them up and do the charging. I got one like this that wasn't used and so the battery was just drained and dead. So I'm going to see if I can revive it
@@jamesbondaygee nah, I jumper the some wires and some time (I honestly don't remember which one of wires) I was able to unlock the battery and voltage appeared
Hi , whats the blue Wire for ? 2:56
I believe it signals something to the bike but I'm not sure, sorry!