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    #16
    Hello. I have a problem with my bike. Following a total discharge of the lead acid battery (now replaced with a lithium), the accelerator no longer works. I measured the voltages and they are all correct (0.8V-4.3V). The engine runs at maximum if I press the button with the cables of the same throttle sheath (cruis controll?). I have no way of analyzing software controller settings. What may have happened?

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    • Tommycat
      Tommycat commented
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      Hi angelovola80,
      And welcome to the forum! :-)

      As your throttle voltages are good, my gut intuition would be a change in battery voltages or perhaps a damaged throttle cable. I recommend that you re-post this problem issue in the "troubleshooting" section seen here... https://electricbike.com/forum/forum...ouble-shooting
      With full disclosure of your previous battery, and it's replacement. Model, type, voltages, homebuilt? Cell type? ECT... Details and wiring diagrams of your controller, throttle assembly, and other information of your system will be helpful and eliminate guesswork. The more the better!

      See you over there!

      Regards,
      T.C.

    #17
    I tried the beatiful schematics listed in https://electricbike.com/forum/forum...0588#post70588 and was not entirely happy with the results. Everything seemed like a compromize, I was either not getting the smoothing or losing top speed.

    I gave up and used an Arduino to smooth my jumpy throttle, remove deadband, and add a knob-adjustable speed limit. If that helps anyone, here is the project:

    e-bike/atv jumpy throttle and deadband correction using an arduino with optional speed limiting - GitHub - akomakom/arduino-throttle-smoother: e-bike/atv jumpy throttle and deadband correction usin...


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    • Tommycat
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      Hi akom,
      And welcome to the forum!

      Looks like an awesome project! Thank you for contributing and sharing it. Adding bookmark now. :-)

      Best regards,
      T.C.
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