Hi, Right now I am running 4x battery module in parallel, 1.2kwh 48v module... which gives me about 5kwh and 4kwh useable engery. It pulls about 1000watts under mild load and 2000watts under cylinder lock. Upon my test of driving around and carrying various things after 15mins of running, it uses about 400watts/hour. So I estimate it would give me about 2.5-3hours of continuous run time.Nice job, i'd like to know how much use you get per charge. If you ensure the battery is located in the right place, you can use it as a counter weight.
Here's the rest of the part and the finale. Part 2: https://youtu.be/VxSz4KtqJlA Part 3: https://youtu.be/nubPtTfTWIQ Part 4: https://youtu.be/d2vhSMa2H9kHi, Right now I am running 4x battery module in parallel, 1.2kwh 48v module... which gives me about 5kwh and 4kwh useable engery. It pulls about 1000watts under mild load and 2000watts under cylinder lock. Upon my test of driving around and carrying various things after 15mins of running, it uses about 400watts/hour. So I estimate it would give me about 2.5-3hours of continuous run time.
That's a lot less energy use than I expected it would use. A mid sized bobcat runs an engine that puts out 34kw of energy, I know that is not electrical energy, but it's energy all the same and some is consumed when driving and lifting.Here's the rest of the part and the finale. Part 2: https://youtu.be/VxSz4KtqJlA Part 3: https://youtu.be/nubPtTfTWIQ Part 4: https://youtu.be/d2vhSMa2H9k
The battery are Lithium Ion and they were design for car, so they are very well built. The cells are encased in a aluminum/metal and vibration won't be an issue. Here's the cost video: https://youtu.be/p7HJO2S5LRM Here's the what it can do so far: https://youtu.be/wgLTWo_RAigThat's a lot less energy use than I expected it would use. A mid sized bobcat runs an engine that puts out 34kw of energy, I know that is not electrical energy, but it's energy all the same and some is consumed when driving and lifting.
I'd be interested in seeing how it goes after more testing.
How do the LIPO packs handle the vibration/impacts from use on uneven ground?
That's quite an impressive amount of work out of just two batteries, i'm amazed.The battery are Lithium Ion and they were design for car, so they are very well built. The cells are encased in a aluminum/metal and vibration won't be an issue. Here's the cost video: https://youtu.be/p7HJO2S5LRM Here's the what it can do so far: https://youtu.be/wgLTWo_RAig