Can you? Should you is the better question to ask.... my thoughts 31 seconds in... You can but you should not is my conclusion at the end. Thank you for making that clear :-)

Got a new battery with my ebike-Do you fix 48v 10a batteries on e bikes...If so how much..

the accent is so strong... it's sending me to the bed....

49V 1000W....ON A 24V 250W MOTOR HAHA.....IT WILL LAST WEEKS IF THAT YOU AT LEAST NEED A 36V 800W MOTOR AT LEAST IF YOU WANT TO OVERVOLT THE MOTOR WITHOUT BLOWING IT UP WHICH I ALREASDY HAVE DONE OR 36V 350W MOTOR FOR THE 59V 500W CONTROLLER ITS ALL ABOUT AMPS

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So it's been 2 years how did it hold up

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that's just more expensive since one (I know you can charge them) 14500 is ~$10 and a pack of AA is ~$4

First I compliment you on your tolerance to their stupidity..#1 those wire gauges cannot handle the amps of an electric motor..It is terrible that someone needs to go through this nonsense.. A reliable VARIABLE SPEED CONTROL IS ALL YOU NEED....wire it up like a light bulb with a dimmer switch.. WHAT IDIOT HAS ELECTRIC DOOR LOCKS ON A BICYCLE ?

Gas and Styrofoam make a good glue too

Did it stay reliable or did it break later?

This is the first time I'm laughing so hard while watching a DIY video 😂😂😂. "Came off prematurely".. Brilliant stuff.👏👏

You are my new super hero. Thank you so much for puting this video to help us

its glass not class lol

those batteries dont have balance charging . a call for magic lights and smokes.

These recharging methods may work just fine for some but (and this is the real kicker right here) with the rise in popularity of rechargeable gadgets found in the home and/or garage and the quantity of these "DIY" battery boosts found here and on other video sharing formats there is a proportionate rise in news stories across the globe related to very expensive and sometimes fatal house/apartment fires caused by exploding battery packs that have spontaneously combusted while the homeowners are sleeping. Food for thought here do-it-yourselfers.

Opened up my battery unplugged everything. Plugged it back in and it started working again

Mine came with solid rubber tires (HiBoy S2 Pro) and they are rock hard with hardly any flex at all. I'd like to replace them with honeycomb tires but they look like a pain to remove 😩.

Very interesting analysis.....thank you.

lol that's the Funniest thing I ve seen on the Tube Handled like a worm lol😅

Hi, interesting video, thanks. What brand is the charger with variable discharge current ??? thanks

Nice.

Did you ever test at 60v? I’m doing a mini bike build with a similar motor

Get diamond cutting blades for your grinder all good no sticking of plastic

I'm impressed!, Thanks for sharing

Love your sense of humor you always make me laugh, keep up your videos

Tolles Video aber wie man die Hall Sensoren am Controller umgehen kann zeigen Sie nicht

This is super helpful, thank you!

So what power bank would you recommend to power or charge a phone or laptop during a power outage.

i short ciruited my 26650 keeppower and now is on 0%; is definitevly done?

Every tried running that motor at 60+ volts? I have one of them, and a mini bike, and an idea…

I was trying to do this with my Sony CCD-TRV68 bc i ran out of infolithium L batteries and when i plugged everything in, i turned on the camcorder and the "for infolithium only" message popped up in the screen and then it shutted off. Why it works for a most modern camcorder and not for one of the end 90s? Do you know any solution to this error? infolithium L batteries are a lil expensive for me :(

Does that power adapter you attempted to charge with through the USB C port support 12V? 12V is technically not part of the PD 3.0 spec so companies like Anker do not include 12V on their power adapters...which is just silly all the way around though. Thankfully most companies do include a 12V PDO. I also would guess that the powerbank you chose as a load for the USB A ports wasn't the best choice for measuring the max output of the ports. The green port is likely the one that supports some fast charging protocols like Qualcomms QC 2.0/3.0. The best way to test the actual outputs of those ports is to use something like an FNB48/FNB58 or KM003C USB tester since they will run a protocol detection and show you every protocol supported and what voltages/power levels it supports. You could then buy the corresponding QC/PD/whatever protocol triggers off Aliexpress and trigger them on the powerbank and have the load running to a cheap Atorch DL24 electronic load (0-200V/0-20A/150W) that are only like $23 shipped.

Great job, there. Many thanks for the video.

Ok, cold car engine vs torque tool... Cold car: current draw 600amp - Torque tool current draw 5 amp This shit is dangerous...

interesting

Hi. You claimed that the tubing in the upper fan part does not use heat sinks. In fact, it does. I heat sink is made of cooling fins. You have the circular cooling fins along part of the length of the tubing. These fins get cooled by the fan, which in turn cools the water vapor, changing it back to water (distilled). And yes, I love this distiller's design for its simplicity. You claim to get nearly 100% distilled water with it. This is the type of review worth knowing. Thank you for your video. I enjoyed watching it and finding out how the distiller is made.

When you use USB for charging, the USB interface uses the so calle USB PD (Power Delivery) protocol, to indicate how much voltage and current the recieving device requests. For some devices this will be a static ammount, but for modern phones, ipads and laptops, the PD protocol may change the supplied power during charging. Typically, when a device like that reaches 80% of charge, the PD protocol will reduce the power, so that the recieving battery will not heat up, when it is filled with the last 20% of charge. This means, that in order to judge how effecient a charger/battery bank is, you need to analyze a full charcing cycle form a few % up to 100%, with a device that can actually draw the full power that the supply is capable of (in this case up to 22,5 W).

Excellent, this is the best video I've seen, great job explaining this at length 👍

Great video, thank you so much for this!

Thank you for being so clear and easy to understand. I’m going to try to fix my window myself.

I am going to guess that the people who hsve had success dropping the battery are just causing the connectors to move slightly and then make a better contact. I hsve tried smacking the battery without luck. Putting them in the refridgetator for a few hours worked once or twice. I had one battery that would not charge, i put it in my blower and tried to start it.. If i could get it to run fot a few seconds , then putting the battery on the charger would give a normal charger However the capacity was nowhere near normal

I have the same mower but it is a 24V. The battery case looks like the same size. So those 12vx3 are very oddly shaped. Would be hard to replace. I bet it would work with 24V.

Question: I have a 60v greenworks 8ah. It was left off charger over winter. I've charged individual cells to with .01v. Each cell now has 3.88-3.99v. Put on charger and still blinking red. Any ideas. When initally tested, 10 cells were close to 3.31v. Battery is one year old. Any ideas on how to proceed?

Hahah the wife bit at the end. Excellent, straightforward video. Thanks mate

Make video on adhesive bond for brake shoe for bikes in light red brown colure

Very good i appreciated Sir plz make a video on brak shoe bond like araldite 70 or 73

Thank you! I was dubious of even 10W max with such small panels. Saved me from wasting my money on a poor purchase. 😊

Some heroes don't wear capes!

I need help hooking up my Uber scooter 1600 w 48 volt electric scooter please help me