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superlightmaxx 11.24.2008 05:22 PM

full size conversion
 
anybody here did or working on a full size ev conversion?
i'm thinking of trying one this spring! probably a motorcyle to start off easy...
any suggestion for the cheapest place to buy parts?

JThiessen 11.24.2008 06:10 PM

Yes, there is a guy converting a toyota or nissan pickup. Havent seen an update on it in about 3 months or so.

BL_RV0 11.24.2008 07:38 PM

Zeropointbug is doing the conversion.

Metallover 11.25.2008 11:49 PM

I actually have looked on an electric vehicle forum. All the projects are really cool and they have tons of info and suggestions.

MTBikerTim 11.26.2008 01:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Metallover (Post 236097)
I actually have looked on an electric vehicle forum. All the projects are really cool and they have tons of info and suggestions.

Link?

erazor 11.26.2008 02:06 AM

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

superlightmaxx 11.26.2008 10:51 AM

thanks for the info!
great site!!

Semi Pro 11.26.2008 11:25 AM

ecomodder.com has some good info too

Metallover 11.26.2008 12:14 PM

I looked at a few forums and that diyelectriccar linked to above was probably the most popular one and it had the most information.

Mallanaga 01.21.2009 11:16 PM

hey guys... been a while. anyway, i'm thinking i am going to do a full on jeep conversion. a bike conversion sounds really good too...

i need to find some places to research motors. batteries i'm thinking the new ones by a123. good stuff for the future. hopefully i'll have it done by 2010 =)

~mal

BrianG 01.21.2009 11:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by erazor (Post 236120)

I guess I must have missed this thread, but I just took a look at some random threads in that link and there seems to be an awfully lot of ignorant people! Personally, if you have questions like "what do amps, volts, and watts mean", then you should not be attempting a project of that scale! Dealing with hundreds of volts without any idea of what you are doing is just asking for a one way trip to the pearly gates. These people should start smaller, like brushless RC. A lot of the principles are the same or similar.

hoovhartid 01.21.2009 11:36 PM

as long as they use a video camera..... it should be interesting :lol:

maybe we have the workings of a new reality hit TV show!



"What happends when 6th grade drop-out redneck Billy-Joe-Bob and his cousin Butt-crack Bevis who know nothing about electronics get a hold of some High-Voltage batteries and some 8g wire?!?!" ......"Tune in Thursday Nights at 6:00" :rofl:


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