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11.28.2009, 03:34 PM

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I would like to have more top speed, but I used the electronics I already had. I might modify the gearing a little but my next project, an acutal e-bike, will be a little more respectable.
I assumed you were using a Sentilon, what are you using for an ESC?
   
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I assumed you were using a Sentilon, what are you using for an ESC?
I wish I had a sentilon... I have this - http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...idproduct=7341
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11.29.2009, 04:21 AM

Awesome awesome work. I'm jealous, I wish I had this knowledge at an age as young as you are. You better be some electrical or mechanical engineer when you grow up.

One question, what's your weight? I may never brushless up a wheelchair, but I can definitely see a brushless old person scooter ripping up the footpaths!


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11.29.2009, 11:03 AM

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Awesome awesome work. I'm jealous, I wish I had this knowledge at an age as young as you are. You better be some electrical or mechanical engineer when you grow up.

One question, what's your weight? I may never brushless up a wheelchair, but I can definitely see a brushless old person scooter ripping up the footpaths!
that's exactly what I want to be when I grow up.. I love this stuff. At the moment I weigh 140lbs.

And I don't think I mentioned it yet, but my charger isn't charging and if I can't get it to work I'll have to get a new one. The batteries are sitting at 3.5v and they won't get charged till I figure out the charger issue. I wanna ride this thing before the weather gets too cd so hopefully I get it worked out soon.
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You're well ahead of these three..... ROFL Top Gear just gets better.







   
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12.01.2009, 12:05 PM

Yeah, that had me in stitches watching that; its actually pretty fast when only one person is onboard, but with 3 people... 10mph top speed...
   
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+1 Love TopGear. Remember kids, Porsches are for ****s.
   
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02.19.2010, 09:34 PM

working at sears has its perks

I just picked up one of these for $25, yes $25!!!!! and no, there are not any others...
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...?keyword=e300s


IDK if I want to go brushless, but LiPos are a must

does anyone know if the stock elc will handel lipos, or will it be too many amps and burn everything up??
   
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It will get hot but it probably won't burn up on 6s lipo.
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$25? They cost £145 in the UK, and thats with money off...


What about Life cells instead of lipos- same kind price but 6s2p or 3p even would net you ~22v and plenty of runtime.

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$25? They cost £145 in the UK, and thats with money off...


What about Life cells instead of lipos- same kind price but 6s2p or 3p even would net you ~22v and plenty of runtime.
I thought of that too

mom is laying the guilt trip on my and wants me to give it to my 8 year old sis
   
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02.21.2010, 07:03 AM

Give = , sell at a small profit =

You can always find another deal on a good/cheap scooter to convert, but if you bought it with your money with the intention of making something cool out of it, I wouldnt be giving it away out of guilt. Little sister can get her own $10 barbie scooter if she wants one that bad, or is it just your mom saying you should give it to her?
   
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