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Messages - RadWagMarv

#1
General Chat / Re: Introduce yourself!
June 28, 2021, 07:11:36 PM
I'm in southern CA. Thanks!
#2
General Chat / Re: Introduce yourself!
June 27, 2021, 06:38:26 AM
Hello all-

I have a RadWagon 4 on it's way to me. Me being me, and one that cannot leave anything alone, been looking into getting a little more performance out of it has brought me here. Quite the wealth of info here and been reading through alot of the back posts.

I am a pretty serious MTB'er, my own mechanic and have a very good understanding of bike components and drivetrain systems of all levels. I can help troubleshoot and or provide advise for anything related to the mechanical systems of the bikes. Electronics is completely out of my league though.
#3
Thank you both and for the component reference.

I know LiPo systems are not something to taken lightly and can be dangerous if not handled properly.
#4
I have a RadWagon on it's way to me. As batteries (along with other parts) becomes more readily available, I plan on running 2 battery packs to extend the range of the bike.

Question, I am regulated to purchasing a 48V aftermarket battery if I plan on using the OEM battery (since it is 48V) or can I safely use a 52V battery pack in conjuntion?

This is provided I upgrade the controller and purchase the associated connectors as well.

Thanks.
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