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Vitesse max. : 80 km/h
Autonomie max. : 60-80 kms
Consommation moy. : 170Wh/km


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PropriétaireJoel Clemens
Lieu de conversionHamilton, Ontario Canada
Véhicule1989 Ford Ranger
FB1 4001A Series Wound DC
Transmission5 speed manual transmission
clutchless coupler (self made) along with
self-made adaptor plate.
Logisystems 144SFFX
This controller is good for 120-144VDC and
can peak (if adjusted) to 550Amps
Batteries12 sterling HA 140-520FR, 12.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, AGM
the free Alphacells I had were too small,
I picked up some huge AGM batteries for 60
bucks each!
google HA140.pdf for the data sheet on
these batteries.
Tension nominale144 Volts
ChargeurQuickcharge SCO14410
I replaced the below mentioned chargers
with one big charger to simplify things.
It runs at 120VAC and charges at 10A. It
is pretty slow, but gets the job done.
I also built my own balancers to limit
the voltage on each battery so none of
them get over-charged.
Chauffageelectric ceramic heater installed into
original heater core.
Iota DLS55
Got this off ebay
InstrumentationHAL effect transducer instead of shunt to
measure current.
LED bar graph to measure each battery
Vitesse maximale60 MPH (96 KPH)
I have had this self driven up to 50mph,
(80km/h). I went down a highway down a
big
hill and it went to 60mph(100km/h) on
its
own. I've tried exceeding 100km/h on
level ground on a non-windy day, and it
won't do it. :(
AccélérationAt speeds above 50km/h
(35m/h)Accelerates like a 20 year old
pickup truck carrying a maximum payload.
in other words, not impressive.

great acceleration in 1st gear in speeds
below 50/35
Autonomie40 Miles (64 Kilometers)
40 mile range at 40 mph
tested up to 54km.
upon trip completion, lowest battery
voltage was 12.2V (agm) (70% discharged?)
Wh/Mile506 Wh/Mile
1KWh of charging gets me 3-4Km (1.9-2.5
mi)
this depends on how far I've driven and
how hard. Whr/Km ranges from 250-380 or
315Whr/km average. (tracking on AC
charging side)

old notes:
charger consumed 1.35 Kwh in a 2 hour
charge after a 15km trip, upon returning
home, left it plugged in over night,
charger used 6.38kwh. total trip was
30km 258watts/km
all city driving, some hills.

upon a 54.5km trip, it required 13kwh to
recharge again; this equates to
238.5Whr/km or 384Whr/mile

It seems that the charger is more
efficient when it is charging a more
drained pack.

will adjust when more data is collected
(using p3 kill-a-watt)

lets use the above 260WH/km, this was
under the old odometer which was under
counting by 0.92, this makes a higher
value, which is 260/.92 = 282.6WH/Km
or 454.7WH/Mi

3.5km/KWh
EV Miles
Start:144,282 Miles (232,149 Kilometers)
Current:145,688 Miles (234,411 Kilometers)
Total:1,406 Miles (2,262 Kilometers)
 
    As of 10/20/2009



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