Scootergrisen

Jeg ville have vist dig noget på ivecar.dk men de har lige fjernet batterierne. Gav vide om de så er ved at få noget nyt.

Rs batteri: Kabinescooter batteri 72 Volt

Her er en huleudforskning med én person i en hule med løbende koldt vand fra smeltet sne og der er ikke lige så meget plads i højden til f.eks. at trække vejret men han fortsætter. Der er også insekter og små dyr så han er ikke alene. 3:15: flagremus 4:43: krebs 22:46: frø https://www.youtube.com/wa...

Her er noget om huleudforskning hvor folk bevæger sig ned i et hul i jorden.
Måske nogen vil finde det interessant.

You want one big battery with large capacity under the seat.
Ok but that might not happen unless its specially made for the dimensions under the seat.

Instead you can get more than one battery.
Bring one battery for short rides and two batteries for long rides.

Charging Current: <5 Amps Less than 5 ampere. So you cant even use the 5 ampere charger included with the vehicle. I'm guessing the charger included with the battery is 2 or 3 ampere. And if you are going to charge the 48 volt 50 Ah battery with a 2,5 ampere charger im guessing it will take around ...

That would be great if you can get a connector like that so you don't have to modify the battery and dont have to modify the vehicle and dont have to solder live wires.
Or ask them if they sell batteries with Chogori connector.

You can buy the Chogori and P connectors separately.

The original system have a smart way of turning on the discharge. Normally you cant discharge from the battery if you connect something to + and -. Like you cant measure the battery voltage just by connecting a multimeter to + and -. https://scootergrisen.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=28342#p28342 https...

Maybe like so.

I guess you can do it any way you like. But i would keep the connects original. Buy a new box and Chogori and P connector like the original box. If you changed the connector on the scooter to something else then you would not be able to use an original battery. Unless you made an adaptor. The Chogor...