Error Code?

[Sven]

Mike, it's a full wire harness, black box, says plug and play, try ebay. Or the sellers here? The problems with BD is that OE electrical joke of a black box. It's just not compatible between internal parts and programming and that's saying no parts are fried on the motherboard. Call it too many bugs or what have you. Just trash the thing, trust Tony, because he has yet to detect a bug. With Tony's input I assume, I see clean running, no bugs, side of the road, etc. kind of complaints. So for under $800 bucks, Tony admits he's a novice and it was a cinch for him. It all comes down to reaching around for that trouser pocket.


DOC'S ESC = Electrically Solid Circuitry

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[Sven]

Sent the EHC to Curtis at WSW for testing. Micro Controller locked up and the EHC is toast.

This is a quote from the thread title, 'bike runs for 10 minutes, dies, blows horn.' - Call Curtis!

Look, I can't keep up with the many parts in the processor, but I know this for sure. Electronically, you are handcuffed to the integrated chip. You are handcuffed to .0 to 5.v is the processor. An ohm resistor, a capacitor, add the program and she is done. So, if I can only come up with 3 variables is it?... the parts, programmer, or EE, correct?

The parts hold up or they'd smoke the box but it's sending code or pushing current thru the box. So is it a flip that flopped I don't know? All I know is, if the abstract reads 'locked up,' the term is called owning a "Brick." So being the EH comes up more than most, walk away from the EH. DOC it or another controller out there. DOC sounds too plug-n-play-able, with few bugs if any.