75 miles range for such a small and slippery car on 32kWh of LiFePO4 seems a
bit on the low side. I'd like to see some more detail on that. Maybe the
cells are on the way out?
MW
On 25 Nov 2013, at 00:58, Ben Jarrett wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone know anything about this EV:
I'm Ben's friend, used to be on the list a few years back but never built my
EV. It was to be a Porsche Boxster. I know Boxsters well having owned several
rebuilding engines and almost all other components on car.
Talked to builder
Thormacev. Part timers who has aspirations of building a
I'm Ben's friend, used to be on the list a few years back but never built my
EV. It was to be a Porsche Boxster. I know Boxsters well having owned
several rebuilding engines and almost all other components on car.
Talked to builder
Thormacev. Part timers who had aspirations of building a
I am in Atlanta and know the car. I have seen it many times at our EV Club
meetings. Also, the conversion shop is the same company that built my car
(I bought it used from someone who contracted them to build it). I can say
for sure that they don't cut corners. That car is very fast; I've seen
3:14 PM
To: ev@lists.evdl.org
Subject: Re: [EVDL] boxter ev thoughts
I am in Atlanta and know the car. I have seen it many times at our EV
Club
meetings. Also, the conversion shop is the same company that built my
car
(I bought it used from someone who contracted them to build it). I can
say
Ditto. My 914 can go 60mi on 80% of my 17kWh pack.
Gorgeous car, though. If the batteries are actually healthy, it's a good find.
You definitely couldn't build an equivalent conversion for that price, even if
you had the donor already.
-Ben
On Nov 25, 2013, at 9:09 AM, Martin WINLOW wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone know anything about this EV:
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/eat/cto/4149890149.html
I have a friend who's somewhat interested in it. Any thoughts on the price?
thanks,
-ben
-ben
www.evalbum.com/4001
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The $20,000 cost looks very reasonable to me. (The battery pack,
charger and BMS alone probably cost that.) They don't say what type
of motor/controller it has, but since they mention regen it's probably
an AC motor/controller. Plus it's already
On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 5:43 PM, Jay Summet j...@summet.com wrote:
They don't say what type
of motor/controller it has, but since they mention regen it's probably
an AC motor/controller. Plus it's already put together for you.
It is right in the list: * MES-DEA Induction motor, capable of
Hi Ben,
While I am not familiar with this car, I do have a few thoughts.
First, It seems to be made using quality components, with all the right
extras (ie. J1772 adapter). Has a good story that seems credible with the
speeds and range. Appears to be an exceptionally clean conversion job.
These
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