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  almost 4 years ago by fanyadan | Reply

  I have just double chekced the information label of this scooter, it is pro 1 not pro 2, so changed the project title and description. And I have verified that my first customized firmware, it successfully made the max speed reach 34km/h in sport mode, I will do more experiment to see if it can reach 40km/h

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I have just double chekced the information label of this scooter, it is pro 1 not pro 2, so changed the project title and description. And I have verified that my first customized firmware, it successfully made the max speed reach 34km/h in sport mode, I will do more experiment to see if it can reach 40km/h
 
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I have just double chekced the information label of this scooter, it is pro 1 not pro 2, so changed the project title and description. And I have verified that my first customized firmware, it successfully made the max speed reach 34km/h in sport mode, I will do more experiment to see if it can reach 40km/h
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  almost 4 years ago by fanyadan | Reply

  After some search, it seems the stock battery voltage is not enough to push the max speed to 40km/h, a way to make so is connecting with additional 12v battery to increase the voltage beyond 42v, but this needs to modify the hardware which I don't want to do since I only desire to approach through software tunning. There is a Youtuber who has approached 41km/h merely by customized firmware, I have mailed him to get his firmware file for reference.

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After some search, it seems the stock battery voltage is not enough to push the max speed to 40km/h, a way to make so is connecting with additional 12v battery to increase the voltage beyond 42v, but this needs to modify the hardware which I don't want to do since I only desire to approach through software tunning. There is a Youtuber who has approached 41km/h merely by customized firmware, I have mailed him to get his firmware file for reference.
 
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After some search, it seems the stock battery voltage is not enough to push the max speed to 40km/h, a way to make so is connecting with additional 12v battery to increase the voltage beyond 42v, but this needs to modify the hardware which I don't want to do since I only desire to approach through software tunning. There is a Youtuber who has approached 41km/h merely by customized firmware, I have mailed him to get his firmware file for reference.
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  almost 4 years ago by fanyadan | Reply

  It's now reached 40km/h with merely modified firmware and all stock hardware, I put the short video on Modified the firmware of my Xiaomi Scooter Pro 1 to reach 40km/h with 8.5 inch tires., it's just learning how it's working this time, I hope I could get it reach 50 or 52km/h (it needs to add another battery) in next hackweek.

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It's now reached 40km/h with merely modified firmware and all stock hardware, I put the short video on [Modified the firmware of my Xiaomi Scooter Pro 1 to reach 40km/h with 8.5 inch tires.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRevxl8b-qg), it's just learning how it's working this time, I hope I could get it reach 50 or 52km/h (it needs to add another battery) in next hackweek.
 
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It's now reached 40km/h with merely modified firmware and all stock hardware, I put the short video on Modified the firmware of my Xiaomi Scooter Pro 1 to reach 40km/h with 8.5 inch tires., it's just learning how it's working this time, I hope I could get it reach 50 or 52km/h (it needs to add another battery) in next hackweek.
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