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zeva wrote:
Right now my vote would be for a Logisystems controller. Maybe the 1000A one if you seek performance!

Just be careful with that one too, seems they blow up a bit if you check the threads over at diyelectriccar.

Thanks Striker, I think it would be a great addition and makes for more 'stickyness' for this forum too!

acmotor and woody - have you ever seen such a clean engine bay, actually the whole car is so damn clean and the layout is just so neat.

Perhaps a new forum area for "discovered" websites that have EV projects , especially those that are Australian. This would help visitors to this website awareness of EV projects as it would show there are many projects occuring, even outside of members posted projects. eg: found this website earlie...

Speaking of the RAV4 e-car - are there any sites that show the specs of it and has anyone any links on anyone that has done one since production ceased?

If the vehicles are all the same type... have a spare battery pack (or more) ready charged and design it so they can be easily swapped out when required.

No...but... looking forward to seeing yours start and helping if I can!

Unfortunately the writer is correct in some aspects. Consumers are used to and expect range from their cars, - filling up at a servo takes seconds - ICE has further range per fill - ICE is cheaper (especially now oil has dropped again) - hybrids can extend range Remember, your arguments make sense, ...

Amazing! Rudd states new 4 cylinder car "... is around 20 per cent more fuel efficient and produces 20 per cent less in carbon emissions than current larger vehicles."

No wonder he is PM.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/st ... 01,00.html

Should check my profile, goto the site in it and join... many members are already in that competition!

Gow864 wrote: Goombi Be proud! you have an EV, registered and in daily use. Something most of the AC nuts here dont!

Something most of us don't, whether AC or DC... well done Goombi.

Thalass wrote: I wonder where I could get some chrome 3d letters made?

http://chromeemblems.com/ind-letters-numbers.aspx

more info:



http://player.video.news.com.au/news/#Q ... 6QW36Bn2BR

Was Tassie included? I note that Tasmania is missing off the Australia image to the right on this page.

home made batteries... the same person posted at diyforum.

Hi If you are interested in DC Motor controller(complete) dc-dc converter -Battery chargers Connection shaft boss (6 spline) and other items likr gauges etc. Contact me one-mail catahoyatdododotcomdotau I can supply at 1/2 price to US and equally as good but more complete Eugen Thanks, appreciate t...

Hi, Time has come to show you the goods I bought from China if you like to visit my site./.   Updating all the time. www.goombi.4t.com My project is going according to plan and within a budget 8.5kw dc motor 9.1 inches dia 12-48 hp-- All my system is 96 volt---- $999 us Coupler to motor and clutch ...

acmotor wrote: Tread carefully !

correct, read:


http://www.diyelectriccar.com/forums/sh ... greatlands

AMPrentice wrote: For the moment Tesla is all Vaporware.

Not quite - 50 have been delivered, 1200 on order and they just secured $40 million:

http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-10080 ... 7-1_3-0-20

Last time I looked cafe electric had no buyers of their business so there is an opening in the market for a new player.

I know if I were in Ian's position, I would be trying my hardest and spending much time on getting it to market!

Why not electric vehicles too?

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,24 ... 77,00.html

Well done Richard...

http://www.alibaba.com/product-free/100 ... tery_.html


no idea on pricing sorry, found the link originally at diyelectriccar

There is also a company called Energetique who are doing a Mazda 2 conversions in Armidale NSW but don't think they will be released till next year. http://energetique.com.au/ Andrew http://www.energetique.com.au/the-car/compare : "Hybrid Synchronous Liquid Cooled" "To date no production vechicles ...

Hi BJ


I'm a frequent visitor to your site and thoroughly enjoy reading up on your projects. Looking forward to updates on the eCamry/CamrEy.


cheers


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