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Old 04-17-2008, 11:24 AM
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The electric kit is on the way ! I am going to mount the batteries in the middle as low as possible and make a nice looking cover. Plenty of room there.

I'm not selling this one ! This one is mine that I have been saving.

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Old 04-17-2008, 12:29 PM
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How many batteries do you have to have for it?
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Old 04-17-2008, 12:39 PM
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36v . 3 x 12.

The batteries spoil the style on the electric bikes I have seen. I want to hide them.

I also want them to be low for better balance.

I really like the Dewalt 36v batteries.

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I know batteries almost always look like batteries no matter what you do to them. One thing I would like on mine would be a way to just pull the battery pack and lift it off the bike for charging. That way the charger can be anywhere not just near a spot the bike can be stored.
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Old 04-17-2008, 12:51 PM
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I guess the DeWalt batteries would be good for that. They are a hot item on eBay. Pricey ! They would be real easy to take out and recharge !

I want a dozen of them !
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Since i don't work I would use mine for exercise but if I worked i would have two sets of batteries and two chargers one for the office and one for home.
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How many milliamp hours are those?

Remember- number of cells = power, size of cells (mah)= "fuel capacity".

I don't know how far those will get you.
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2.2Ah .

I think this guy just brings more charged ones along.

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the best I can figure the way to determine range is .... battery ah divided by amp draw of the engine = time (engine will run) mph x time= range. more or less.

motor size is usually in watts ie 250 watt motor engine watt = amp x volts ie 250 watts is 24 volts 10 amp draw...

a 250 watt 24 volt motor will draw ten amps of power from a battery... A ten amp hour batter will last 1 hr. If your bike goes 20mph.. your range is approx 20 miles...

except a lot of things enter into it like how much you run at full throttle. bike will get less mph with more weight so lots and lots of variables.
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Old 04-17-2008, 09:46 PM
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This fella says 4 batteries took him 22 miles. That's peddling too I guess.

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That's the same guy in the video.
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