How does an electric throttle work on a geared moped/mokick?
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Hello
If the moped has a CDI, the maximum speed is simply set via this CDI. That's all there is to it.
But all the old mopeds didn't have a CDI, only the modern mopeds like Romet or Yamasaky, Honda Dax, did.
These modern Chinese replicas have a CDI.
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The CDI measures the engine speed and shifts the ignition point when a certain speed is reached.
6000 revolutions should be about 25 km/h.
The tachometer is a magnetic sensor that records each revolution and transmits the data to the CDI.
It will be located near the alternator's pole wheel.
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If this connection is disconnected, the CDI can no longer measure and therefore cannot throttle.
To find the right cable, you should have a wiring diagram of your scooter at hand and measure it with a multimeter.
For example, on my scooter the pickup is at the flywheel.
There are 2 cables connected: blue/white and green/white.
However, these two colors are also on the CDI connector.
So measure and look at the circuit diagram.
Thank you very much!
Everything is correct, except for the 6000 rpm and 25 km/h.
Depending on the gear ratio, 6000 revolutions can be 10kmh or 100kmh.
For example, my Piaggio scooter runs at 6000 rpm at 65 km/h.
A variably throttled scooter runs at 6000 rpm at about 25-30 km/h
My Tomos Alpino runs at 57 km/h at 4900 rpm. (5-speed)
Despite everything, it was great and I learned something new about where the inspiration for the CDI came from.
kind regards
I was wondering why there was no cable going into the Vario on my scooter.
Until I saw that there were two cables on the pickup.