Galibier news – development, shows, etc.
With the number of design changes we’ve made to the NiWatt over the past 18 months, its initial release might well be called the NiWatt Mk-IV. All of this is to say, that the design is stable and mature, and there will be no need for first year revisions (all too common with some manufacturers). …
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The importance of the last step in developing a product is underestimated by many individuals. Of course, a lot goes into the concept stage, along with the product’s design, development and prototyping, but moving forward into production requires you to take one last sober look at your design to see whether you’ve met your targets. …
Our recent announcement of a revision to our 2014 controller got me to thinking about how people think about speed stability. Based on initial responses to our Spring, 2018 upgrade offering, I suspect that we have many happy customers who think that the 2014 update is as good as it gets. It’s not … the …
I’ve been thinking about our drive system for quite some time – specifically the onboard regulation in our controller boards which is a holdover from the days of battery supplies. I’ve been performing successive tuning of it over the past few months, and last week I asked myself whether it is in fact necessary as …
Our return from the Pacific Northwest (see previous post) took us through Montana, where we took a two day break in Bozeman to ski at Bridger Bowl. It’s always fun (re)connect with old and new friends.
Packing up last Thursday for a road trip to Washington state … the Niwatts’ first trip.
