Brose converstion to bosch motor and battery (just mainboard)

[Bcr.bogdan]

Sure, here’s the translation:

Hi,

I have an electric bike with a Brose motor (Continental) and a Continental battery. I’m wondering to what extent I could take a motherboard from a Bosch Gen 4 motor and a Bosch battery for it and put their boards into my motor and battery.

Is this possible?

Thank you.

 

[Zimmerframe]

I guess something is getting lost in translation.

So you want to keep your motor and your battery ?? But just change the board from the motor and the battery ? This can't be right ?

I'm guessing you want to keep either your motor or your battery ?? and either install the gen4 motor with your battery or use a bosch battery with your brose motor ?

 

[Bcr.bogdan]

I guess something is getting lost in translation.

So you want to keep your motor and your battery ?? But just change the board from the motor and the battery ? This can't be right ?

I'm guessing you want to keep either your motor or your battery ?? and either install the gen4 motor with your battery or use a bosch battery with your brose motor ?

The actual bike has conti-brose motor and conti battery.
I would like to have something that can get updates to day. So i thought:
- keep the brose motor as physical parts and swap just the bms/board with the software from a bosch gen 4 motor.
- keep cells, connector to actual charger and replace just fhe bms/board from a bosch gen 4 battery.

 

[Bcr.bogdan]

The actual bike has conti-brose motor and conti battery.
I would like to have something that can get updates to day. So i thought:
- keep the brose motor as physical parts and swap just the bms/board with the software from a bosch gen 4 motor.
- keep cells, connector to actual charger and replace just fhe bms/board from a bosch gen 4 battery.

I have a conti-brose 36v motor with a 625wh battery.
If bosch boards can fit both inside motor and battery, it should work, isnt it ?

 

[jeanmarc]

Woah... Unless you are an electronics engineer my two cents would be "good luck with that"... Chances of this working are close to 0% in my view.