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Hugh Currin's Honda 22cc 4 stroke

The purpose of the list is the discussion of power assistance for primarily human powered vehicles. Vehicles is a broad term which includes anything from bikes, upright and recumbent, to light cars and non-land transport. The only limitation is that the prime power source must be human.

Eric Peltzer's belt drive electric


In reality, most of the discussions centre around electric bikes and trikes. There's an extraordinary range of expertise and opinions here on the list and we cover both home and factory built machines.

Everybody's welcome, whether you're a novice who wants to know more or you've got some ideas to kick around, explore the files and bookmarks areas and come and join in!

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Re: Controller with a 200W limiter
... Routinely running your batteries to 100% DOD is like running an ICE engine at redline all the time. You _can_ do it, but there are foreseeable
Posted - Sun Nov 8, 2009 11:51 pm
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Re: Controller with a 200W limiter
If "properly setup a battery pack" means lugging around twice as many batteries than I need then I'm guilty of not doing that. When a battery pack will go 1500
Posted - Sun Nov 8, 2009 3:49 pm
Don Harmon
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Re: Controller with a 200W limiter
... There is a huge difference in the culture in Europe compared to the big PX. In Europe bicycles are used because they are faster than walking and not much
Posted - Sun Nov 8, 2009 3:43 pm
John Clary
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Re: Controller with a 200W limiter
If "properly setup a battery pack" means lugging around twice as many batteries than I need then I'm guilty of not doing that. When a battery pack will go
Posted - Sun Nov 8, 2009 11:56 am
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Re: Controller with a 200W limiter
Australia has a few available electric bikes with PAS system, it is not legally required here, although it is the most practical way of ensuring the motor is
Posted - Sun Nov 8, 2009 4:55 am
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