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#11 klahanie

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Posted 13 April 2018 - 11:32 PM

 ^ Good info and lead, thanks husky.

 

17.5 Ah what kind of range you figure ?

 

Lucky you with partly cloudy, here it is plain old steady rain :( but your reply did get me out, so won't complain ... :)

 

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Charge and ride, eh ?, WOO HOO !

 

Where will you put the panel ?

 

 


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#12 huskyrunnr

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Posted 14 April 2018 - 04:03 PM

I get about 40 miles before I start to get low voltage cutoff from the motor controller. If I may post an image on your thread ...

 

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#13 klahanie

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Posted 14 April 2018 - 06:55 PM

^ friggin awesome !!

 

love the engineering. the upper seat tube bracket/panel holder is a thing of beauty and the motor, guess the eastern slopes should be no prob now !

 

Thanks much for sharing.


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#14 klahanie

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Posted 25 April 2018 - 03:11 AM

Came across this battery charging safe - an ammo can - and it got me thinking.

Battery safe:

https://lunacycle.co...ry-storage-box/

 

The battery pack for our ebikes are built from Samsung INR18650-3G which are prob very safe but I was planning on charging them overnight inside the cab or camper and now, on reflection,  wonder if charging them outside would be a better idea especially if we are sleeping at the time.

 

I think maybe a smaller 40mm ammo box would fit 2 batts but there wouldn't be much clearance inside. Would cut some holes for power plug and ventilation.

 

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Was thinking about using an an outlet timer as well to limit the the power on time.

 

Any thoughts on having one of these outside overnight with a couple power cords attached ? Actually maybe two boxes, the second being for the chargers - thinking charger and batt should be separated ? Or is this all over the top ?

 

Thanks,


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