I got my MIMA controller assembled, and mostly up and running, so I took it for a test drive.

so far, but not yet

.
I push the stick forward, and I get full assist, but after a few seconds, it cuts down on the amount of assist it will give me, just like stock.
It's actually quite limiting. On a six mile round trip, I started with 19 bars SoC (fresh off the charger) and ended with 19 bars (probably on the verge of dropping to 1

. I got 90mpg + some Wh/mi instead of the usual 60mpg.
Of course I tried out the fuel injector toggle switch, but the result was predictably disappointing when assist cuts out after a few seconds. Though one of the porch-sitters I passed said "hey, an electric car!" Close enough.
I have four digital probes on each hand, so I touched one of them to the battery and inverter heatsink housing after the run. Both were near local ambient, 90°F.
I presume there's something wrong. Where should I start looking?
P.S. I should add that I opted to assemble my own MIMA controller, and I haven't yet sent it to Mike for testing and calibration. I also have the wrong size pot in place for the battery amps, so I can't calibrate MIMA's amps gauge yet. But I believe this problem is external to the controller.