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any toy with cables thicker than your little finger is a good toy

hmm ok so i just went in to the code of the page and found the post in question i manually went to the links of the pics and the first time on each it didnt load just stayed blank screen but when i refreshed it several times they came up ok (forum software not sending them at times???) now i can see...

@Adverse Effects, can you see any of the images on this page, or are they all replaced with the "Image" text placeholder? I just tried taking on your privileges and I could still see all images on this page, so this seems not to be a permissions problem which is one of the theories I had been inves...

what i am seeing

hmm idea rear wheel drive and battery's in front and sides to balance the weight out correctly

PS pics dont seem to work

i think a RWD moke would be awesome

HeadsUp wrote: ↑

Wed, 05 Sep 2018, 12:28

That is the supplier but i am yet to find a credible test that shows what they can do , must be one somewhere .

owwww sorry i was laughing at there claims , 3150F in something that small?? not likely (yet)

how about these beauties
2.85V @ 3150F in something smaller than a can of soda

if you want you can lock or delete the thread BUT

very interesting as to what is in side it

looks like stacks of Arduino's
blocks of wood
hot glue used to insulate things

remake ass end in to independent rear wheel drive with motor mounted in the back (you will lose about 1/2 the boot space) that would make it so you could put about 220Kg in the front instead of the full drive train

i have heard only good things about Batrium and from what i can see its highly configurable to

this guy HBPowerwall is in Brisbane (and i think a member in here) and has worked with the developer to give the Batrium units good compatibility with Li base batterys

look through his vids on them

Electric Van Holden ‘95

for people that carnt find it

poprock wrote: ↑

Sat, 28 Jul 2018, 18:11

Hi, after a lot of detective work in the settings I discovered one that requires IP verification for each logon. The box was ticked so I unticked and hey presto! problem solved. I am not smart enough to have set that in the first place so go figure?

good to hear you got that problem sorted

With regard to the DIY EV debacle, I notice that several contributors to this forum have posted, all with negative comments. are you talking about this forum? i havent seen that but i havent read every post here Some ten days ago I posted giving support, moral and financial to starting another inde...

Wonder how many does one need to make 7kwhr unit We can see "3.0 Wh" written on the capacitors. Therefore the pictured module can store 20 x 3 = 60 Wh. So to store 7 kWh you'd need 7000 / 60 = 117 modules. LOL $69030 for 7kwh + shipping + GST + luxury tax + import fees and if its Alibaba you look a...

carnt be hard to ID the seller

there carnt have been many of that pack type ans size sold in QLD sooooo

i think they should be named and shamed because what they did was steal the chance from someone here that could have used them

that is sutch a pitty and even worse it was a QLDer

i am a mini nutcase at my finest i had 12 full and running minis (only 2 on the road) and about 15 in parts and shels

so i know that motor setup well

mikedufty wrote: ↑

Fri, 20 Jul 2018, 09:54

Looks like you entered the circumference where you should have put the diameter.

lol i am batteling a head cold at the moment hahah

brendon_m wrote: ↑

Thu, 19 Jul 2018, 17:34

Where did you get 319rpm from?

RPM to km/hr Converter

185-55-13 = 597 revolutions per Km (1676mm)

185-55-13 x 319rpm = 100Km p/h

tyre size calculator/

you have to remember the rav4 has a Circumference of 2289mm and a moke has a Circumference of around 1658mm so that will help the equations for final drive ratios

try this on for size

Rav4 diff (its small and light) with a motor attached to it and modded half shafts with mini CV's on them

20KW BLDC Motor

well as i was only interested in the battery and i am guessing others are interested in the full car it can go to them

reecho wrote: ↑

Sat, 09 Jun 2018, 20:06

Interesting info from a Tesla owner on his new PW2 install..

https://youtu.be/c9jpLItCJws

you beat me to it been watching him for a year or 2 lol

he lives a not to far from me