Is Bafang trying to transition away from Besst towards Go+? Or “does the left hand no know what the right hand is doing”?
Bafang m510
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SchadowMaster
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Powerful charger, but the fan noise is annoying.There is one cheap, small and light (590g without AC cord), with display and looks good:
69v 5a Lipo Charger With Lcd Display - Smart Aluminum Case For 13s 48v Batteries
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There is also one plastic 5A which is even 100g lighter. Have them both and it is charging
I always prefer a 3A charger without a fan.
Karamba!
Member
I´m by no means expert in wireless communications, but it seems odd to me that bluetooth v5.0 is the reason there´s no connection between DCP245 v2 and the Go+ app. Does BT v5.1 actually possess a set of features required for this, that v5.0 lacks? I´m curious as to the feasibility of enabling DCP245 v2 to connect to Go+ via a firmware upgrade.
It is a bit strange. Maybe they felt 5.1 gave better bandwidth or consistency ? It's a shame as the 2.0 connects to go+, it jutlat says it's not supported when you try and use it. Don't forget that GO has firmware update pages now. It would be nice if the go team added all the go+ features....
Karamba!
Member
Well, the only reason I´d want to connect to GO+ is because of the parameter setting that are absent in the GO app. If the GO app did what all other vendors are offering in their respective apps, I could not care less about GO+. Bafang is so behind the curve on this front... It´s a shame, because so far I´m loving the hardware
Agreed - hareware seems quite good. i did at 16 miler yesterday in the Colorado Rockies. I mostly do the uphills in Eco mode because I am also looking to get a good workout- once tired I’ll go to Trail mode. The M510 is very strong - if I have a nice pedaling cadence (85+) its very smooth and very quiet. My frame is a Light Carbon LCES004 enduro with mullet wheels. 63 degree HTA just eats up the chunk and downhill sections. Too be honest, i am stunned at how well the bike performs given its a total custom DIY project.
SchadowMaster
Member
Is this measurement correct? The battery is 48V fully charged.
Karamba!
Member
Have you bridged the front terminals already? (Bypass the power switch)
Otherwise the battery is in sleep mode
SchadowMaster
Member
Karamba!
Member
Yes, or as I sugested, connect their counterpart terminals at the battery, which seemed easier to me as they are flat (the ones on the mount protrude), and because I didn't have to take the battery mount off of the frame, which you already did
SchadowMaster
Member
Isn't it better to remove the battery and make an internal bridge?
Karamba!
Member
I do remove the battery, but I don't modify any of its internals, neither modify the wiring of the mount. Here's a picture the I hope clarifies:
I will eventually commit to a permanent modification, but for now this works just fine
I will eventually commit to a permanent modification, but for now this works just fine
SchadowMaster
Member
Thanks for the clarification in the Photo.
The problem is not in the power button. I checked and it works fine.
The reason for the problem is that these two Pins do not make an internal connection.
I'm thinking about buying a new battery bracket, but I don't know if it will cause the same problem in the future.
Do a bridge inside the battery may be the best solution in the long term.
Any more suggestions?
Karamba!
Member
Just to be clear, have you bridged those terminals and simultaneously measure voltage on the power terminals?
SchadowMaster
Member
Yes, the battery gave the expected voltage about 54V after bridging.
The problem is the bad battery bracket.
I fixed it and now everything works, even the power button works.
I didn't expect this to be my first major problem with Dengfu build. I had to disassemble the motor and a lot of parts to fix the problem.
Thank you and everyone who helped me too.
Dado
Active member
Lol, this is real electrician fix.
Dado
Active member
Guys, did you know there is also FC1.1 controller version?
Karamba!
Member
My last name is Mc Giver...Lol, this is real electrician fix.
Dado
Active member
Indeed, but you made me a smile, what people can come up with.
)Open battery (4 screws on connector side). Locate 2 red cables going to that golden pins, cut them and short.
Your solution wont be working for long and on bumps you can have shut downs.
SchadowMaster
Member
Necessity is the mother of invention.Indeed, but you made me a smile, what people can come up with.
Open battery (4 screws on connector side). Locate 2 red cables going to that golden pins, cut them and short.
Your solution wont be working for long and on bumps you can have shut downs.
Karamba!
Member
Yeah, I know I'll eventually will have to go bridge the actual wires. However you would be surprised by how much this solution holds up. I've cruised rockgardens and mid sized jumps an not a problem. The tape only holds the jumper in place until the spring terminals of the holder mechanically press itIndeed, but you made me a smile, what people can come up with.
Open battery (4 screws on connector side). Locate 2 red cables going to that golden pins, cut them and short.
Your solution wont be working for long and on bumps you can have shut downs.
Dado
Active member
Yes, but into backpack it is great. Also charging at home with noiseless.Powerful charger, but the fan noise is annoying.
Not mega interesting, but finally got around to doing a boring "Range" type test on the Vitus E-Mythique.
Riding in "E" (lowest). Vee on the back, Wild on the front (pretty similar rolling resistance).
Relatively flat as I wasn't just trying to see how many meters it would climb. Used GPS to track distance and height gained.
80% Remaining. 25km's 400m
70% Remaining. 37km's 550m
60% Remaining 49km's 720m
50% Remaining 62km's 920m
46% Remaining 66km's 1026m (went steeper for the last bit due to boredom).
"E" is the lowest power option. It was still pushing 320w a few times when I went a bit harder on some climbs. That's the same as a Levo SL 1.1 in Turbo. I think the Bosch in "Eco" maxes at about 120w, so for epic crazy rides, you'd need to turn down the assistance. Or just don't do epic crazy rides .. just go a bit faster and enjoy yourself
It certainly still gives plenty of support when you need it in E, even on steeper climbs.
Riding in "E" (lowest). Vee on the back, Wild on the front (pretty similar rolling resistance).
Relatively flat as I wasn't just trying to see how many meters it would climb. Used GPS to track distance and height gained.
80% Remaining. 25km's 400m
70% Remaining. 37km's 550m
60% Remaining 49km's 720m
50% Remaining 62km's 920m
46% Remaining 66km's 1026m (went steeper for the last bit due to boredom).
"E" is the lowest power option. It was still pushing 320w a few times when I went a bit harder on some climbs. That's the same as a Levo SL 1.1 in Turbo. I think the Bosch in "Eco" maxes at about 120w, so for epic crazy rides, you'd need to turn down the assistance. Or just don't do epic crazy rides .. just go a bit faster and enjoy yourself
It certainly still gives plenty of support when you need it in E, even on steeper climbs.
320 w in E at max crank arms torque ? it's too high for me. with how many crank RPM ?Not mega interesting, but finally got around to doing a boring "Range" type test on the Vitus E-Mythique.
Riding in "E" (lowest). Vee on the back, Wild on the front (pretty similar rolling resistance).
Relatively flat as I wasn't just trying to see how many meters it would climb. Used GPS to track distance and height gained.
80% Remaining. 25km's 400m
70% Remaining. 37km's 550m
60% Remaining 49km's 720m
50% Remaining 62km's 920m
46% Remaining 66km's 1026m (went steeper for the last bit due to boredom).
"E" is the lowest power option. It was still pushing 320w a few times when I went a bit harder on some climbs. That's the same as a Levo SL 1.1 in Turbo. I think the Bosch in "Eco" maxes at about 120w, so for epic crazy rides, you'd need to turn down the assistance. Or just don't do epic crazy rides .. just go a bit faster and enjoy yourself
It certainly still gives plenty of support when you need it in E, even on steeper climbs.
I can only see cadence or watts .. not both .. It is high ! Probably too high for the base level and won't help with range, you do have to push quite hard to get that though, most of the time it was between 100 and 200.
Dado
Active member
This should explain why. I suppose u have FC2.0 so Support level is now in a game.
And default is 50% - 350W max at PAS1 (aka E)
And default is 50% - 350W max at PAS1 (aka E)
I did note in a thread somewhere all the peaks I saw in each level, can't remember which thread it was in now though.... or what the peaks were
It's the M510 FC2.0 - but remember it's the Vitus firmware so the settings are all different. I hope when I get Go+ I can see what all the settings are.
Dado
Active member
Yes, saw somewhere Vitus settings, pas1 set to 55%
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Waynemarlow
E*POWAH Master
I think a few are running 52 volt batteries, can you confirm the top 58.4volts is still not triggering an error code.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Dado
Active member
I did note in a thread somewhere all the peaks I saw in each level, can't remember which thread it was in now though.... or what the peaks were
It's the M510 FC2.0 - but remember it's the Vitus firmware so the settings are all different. I hope when I get Go+ I can see what all the settings are.
Zimmer, could u check on Vitus, when starts power limitation?
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