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aproldan
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has anyone ever or know how to wire this controller up i know it's labeled but if someone can edit the pic and show how the power and on/off ... it suppose to be a 24volt 80amp controller and that's pretty much all i know.. the part that i'm getting confused about is the extra tabs... thanks for any helpcontroller.jpg :?

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Re: controller

I've never seen that controller. I think you posted on another thread about this and identified there which vehicle this was for...?

Do you mean the unlabeled connectors?

What I'd do is connect the ones which are labeled and if it works then that's great.

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the ground kind of confused me... but yes the unlabeled one worried me but i took a tester to them and find out you can hook up two motors to them if you wanted... but really doesn't matter now cause i found out that once powered it has no control over the speed.... i thought maybe i had a bad throttle but tried all 5 of the throttles i have from hall effect 1-5v and 1-4v and even my 0-5k one and they all had no effect. once you hook up the throttle and turn the power on it just runs full voltage.. so now i need to know how to get deafscooter to make good on this controller.. i know it's a long shot but hate when someone sells something knowing it had this problem.... not cool... so if anyone has a contact on him please pass it on to me thank you, armando/evpb30mphclub........

armando/evpb30mphclub

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