Are you sure it's the "Mag"? The frame and plastic casing are exactly the same as previous version.Brose Drive S Mag motor, still in a prototype phase by the company Maxx.
Are you sure it's the "Mag"? The frame and plastic casing are exactly the same as previous version.
Did you find anything on the long lasting chain front?
Any Range extenders from BMZ?
Any mention of LifePO4 cells being used?
It's well hidden, maybe I could retrofit mine!
The question is why, as they have been in development for the last 3 years and in mass production for the last 1 year, and create the performance figures that the manufacturers use as marketing tools aren't they even mentioning them in their sales pitches?
Existing supply contracts?
Longevity trials?
Or just to annoy eBikers?
Yes the Alpine E - i know its been out this year but so little info on it - might be a good one for you to do a test ride video on when you are back in UK?. The hardtail really interests me though, i saw some info on it on Singletrack.
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Considering the fact that electric cars take between 2,500-5,000 cells per car manufacturing and supply line is in place, contracts for them must be in the millions for some accounts. However a 48v 15ah 21700 battery only takes 39. So even if you are making a lot of batteries it doesn't add up to much. They are available in small quantities though via getting them from vape suppliers.
Initial reports I read a few years ago forecasted upwards of 2,000 charge cycles. Up to 7A charger and a long lunch to 85% and it's another 40 miles of smiles.
Hard be annoyed if you don't know what to be annoyed about and less annoying perhaps than looking forward to having a better battery in the near future as a replacement option when yours starts to degrade, or the enhanced performance will get your wallet out as soon as they appear and you'll now have two batteries and can skip the long lunch by stashing it at the lunch spot.
Same number of cells, very different battery.That is a 20s2p battery 18650 (3.6v/cell) which is the same amount of batteries as the 10s4p example above in a different configuration.
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