Bafang m820
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TCFlowClyde
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Can't you hurry please!
kimochi
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hi, can you share more about the motor noise? Is it high pitched like the old levo sl or more like the old shimano? how loud is it compared to like a shimano ep8 or bosch?
Yes
temon10
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Don't like that top tube
The frame designer was drunk.
25km/h I've a limiter.
@LAnton , which cable are you using? Im thinking on buying a usb cable but don't know which CAN one will work
I thought it was 45km/h for everyone! I will mention it to the seller, I'm not a big fan of that "wall" feeling above 25
temon10
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acceleration time after pressing the pedal
I set it to slow yesterday. I didn't notice the difference between slow and fast
I found this manual for besst:
https://bafang-e.com/fileadmin/user...puter_Software_Operation_Manual__V1.0_EN_.pdf
chapter 5.1 on page 20 has it explained:
https://bafang-e.com/fileadmin/user...puter_Software_Operation_Manual__V1.0_EN_.pdf
chapter 5.1 on page 20 has it explained:
temon10
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On my M510 FC 2.0 I can feel the different. I like to set it little slow.
temon10
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M820 temperature is excellent. Only getting warm after 40 minutes climb ride.
temon10
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M820 Sound at Normal Cadence and High Cadence. For me it is tolerable.
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Fast mode. Does the motor accelerate faster when you press the pedal? Or does the motor stop faster if we don't press the pedal?
High cadence is a bit more noticeable, but I guess if you don't like it, go for an analog bikeM820 Sound at Normal Cadence and High Cadence. For me it is tolerable.
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Guys, I have a question regarding the light output on the cable going to the display.
Do you have a voltage in output ? is it permanent or does it need to be activated by the display ? is there an output on the motor instead of the cable going to the display ? I'd like to work on a little DIY project, I've seen this video of a guy DIYing a wireless dropper : I think it's possible to solve the battery problem by using the voltage input used for the lights. What do you think ?
Do you have a voltage in output ? is it permanent or does it need to be activated by the display ? is there an output on the motor instead of the cable going to the display ? I'd like to work on a little DIY project, I've seen this video of a guy DIYing a wireless dropper : I think it's possible to solve the battery problem by using the voltage input used for the lights. What do you think ?
I think we need to lower the voltage. It is not necessary to take from lamps.
temon10
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Mine accelerate faster. Motor stop faster in level E to S, but S+ to B there's little delay.
temon10
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My setting for now.
Thanks! For the voltage, we can add some voltage limiter, it's not a big deal. Do you have another idea where we could take the voltage from ?
Just use an Y for the XT plug that comes from the battery or the charge plug, with a 36/43v->5v limiter that will work and cables are shy 10cm from the seatpost
