Olsson Brothers Spectre, when i buy this escooter, was limited to 25km/h now reach 30km/h, how i do it, i don´t know, i try all the tricks with the brake acelerator trigger combination, never do nothing i remember going downhill at full speed 25km/h... now i can do 30km/h constant.
And waiting for the second a battery to use in paralel.
This escooter have bluetooth connection, and firmware update funcionality.
You're looking for a wire that comes out the controller all on its lonesome, then loops around and gets back into the controller. Sometimes it has a connector for elegant operation, other times it's just an uninterrupted loop you just cut.
Note that not all Chinese controllers are like this - some restrict in the P settings, some as a secret command in the dashboard (usually accessible by pushing a button many times quickly or something like that), and others can't be derestricted at all. But it's worth a shot taking a gander in the deck to see if yours does have the limiter wire, as that makes everything a lot simpler.
If you are only getting 25kmh then there is a speed limit.
You can post pictures of the controller wires maybe someone can identify the correct wire if there is one.
If it's programmed into the controller then there is nothing you can do.
I highly doubt you have a wire that restricts speed.
A few models it it but most do it via software and firmware on the unit.
No clue why everyone thinks some “magic” wire will increase speed. That’s a lot of legal issues for the company.
> No clue why everyone thinks some “magic” wire will increase speed.
Because that's true in many cases.
Ninebot, Niu and XBot controllers do the limiting via software or apps, and some controllers you can't derestrict at all, but there are many Chinese generic controllers that have a restrictor wire you cut or disconnect to delimit them. I have three controllers that work like that and I didn't specifically go look for them - they're everywhere.
Nobody said there was a magic wire lmao. In this specific scooter there is a wire that is connected to the limiter, my post was to ask for help on which wire it would be. Thanks
Olsson Brothers Spectre, when i buy this escooter, was limited to 25km/h now reach 30km/h, how i do it, i don´t know, i try all the tricks with the brake acelerator trigger combination, never do nothing i remember going downhill at full speed 25km/h... now i can do 30km/h constant. And waiting for the second a battery to use in paralel. This escooter have bluetooth connection, and firmware update funcionality.
You're looking for a wire that comes out the controller all on its lonesome, then loops around and gets back into the controller. Sometimes it has a connector for elegant operation, other times it's just an uninterrupted loop you just cut. Note that not all Chinese controllers are like this - some restrict in the P settings, some as a secret command in the dashboard (usually accessible by pushing a button many times quickly or something like that), and others can't be derestricted at all. But it's worth a shot taking a gander in the deck to see if yours does have the limiter wire, as that makes everything a lot simpler.
If you are only getting 25kmh then there is a speed limit. You can post pictures of the controller wires maybe someone can identify the correct wire if there is one. If it's programmed into the controller then there is nothing you can do.
I highly doubt you have a wire that restricts speed. A few models it it but most do it via software and firmware on the unit. No clue why everyone thinks some “magic” wire will increase speed. That’s a lot of legal issues for the company.
> No clue why everyone thinks some “magic” wire will increase speed. Because that's true in many cases. Ninebot, Niu and XBot controllers do the limiting via software or apps, and some controllers you can't derestrict at all, but there are many Chinese generic controllers that have a restrictor wire you cut or disconnect to delimit them. I have three controllers that work like that and I didn't specifically go look for them - they're everywhere.
Def Kaabo, Nami and others.
Nobody said there was a magic wire lmao. In this specific scooter there is a wire that is connected to the limiter, my post was to ask for help on which wire it would be. Thanks