% EVs are modified 4seat GEM nEVs w/ their goofy tumored-guppy body %
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HBO Has A New Movie About Electric Cars But They Can't Design One
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Volkswagen e-up! EV and XL1 pih electrify the Silvretta E-Car Rally
http://www.worldcarfans.com/113070559797/volkswagen-e-up-to-cost-25-times-more-than-the-standard
Volkswagen e-up! to cost 2.5 times more than the standard model
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On 07/10/2013 11:30 AM, SLPinfo.org wrote:
> Hi folks,
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> My Quick Charge Select-A-Charge charger is getting old as are my lead acid
> batteries in my S-10 http://www.evalbum.com/3739. I've been using them for
> about 2 years and have about 450 cycl
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Have a renewable energy day,
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EVLN: “Monster” Tajima’s E-RUNNER Wins in Electric Class @2013 Pikes
Peak Jul 06
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State legislators are unfairly protecting panjandrum automobile dealers
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Personal Finance: Horse and buggy laws dictate how you buy a car
by Chris Hopkins July 10th, 2013
Electric car maker Tesla Motors is fig
Jay,
*do* write this up to your batteries getting old.
It has been documented many times here on the EVDL.
With age, the "full" voltage drops, so the charger never
reaches its threshold and starts *over* (not *under*) charging
your batteries. Luckily lead-acid is robust and can handle it
within re
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On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 03:29:04PM -0600, SLPinfo.org wrote:
> But I still need an answer to my original question. How to hook up this
> charger for 220v (but so I can still use it with 110v when that's all I
> have).Adapters? Special cords?
Yes, all chinese 120/240 chargers I have seen com
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> But as for "you can put together an adapter" I would need to have step by
> step instructions as I'm neither an engineer nor an electrician.
Though it's pretty simple, you probably should get someone to instruct
and demonstrate in pe
d of the AC cord? Or is there
> some kind of adapter I can buy so I can use both 110V and 220V as
available
> (that was why I bought this one). I'd like to be able to use public
charging
> stations occasion for example.
>
> - Peter Flipsen Jr
> -
Thanks, everyone for all the input. To answer several questions and
comments at once:
The fans are mounted directly to the top of the controller which is
essentially a sealed metal box. The top looks to be an extruded aluminum
case with mild fins (1/8" deep). The fans are not intended for wet u
ow do I hook this up to 220V? There is nothing
> > about this in the very minimal manual that came with the charger.
> > Do I actually need to change the plug on end of the AC cord? Or is there
> > some kind of adapter I can buy so I can use both 110V and 220V as
> available
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How do I hook this up to 220V? There is nothing
> > about this in the very minimal manual that came with the charger.
> > Do I actually need to change the plug on end of the AC cord? Or is there
> > some kind of adapter I can buy so I can use both 110V and 220V as
> availa
puts out at this voltage just
> > > isn't
> > strong
> > > enough for these older batteries. So I'm hoping that running it at
> > > 220V
> > (which
> > > should put out about 18A) will do a be
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Sorry, I meant to address Peter of course - Jay responded to his question.
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> > > should put out about 18A) will do a better job.
> > >
> > > My question is this. The charger comes with what looks like a standard
> > 110V
> > > male plug for AC input. How do I hook this up to 220V? There is
> nothing
> > > abou
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