I sold my 1984 Electric Fiero to a local resident minus the batteries (they were NiCd's, I don't give discounts on those!). Anyhow, he was asking questions regarding the battery pack, enclosure etc. This has been posted many times on the list with really good responses, however I would like to refer him to one location with adequate information. At one time Mike Chancey had people contributing to his site, but I'm not sure if I still have the link. In summary, what is a good 'one stop shopping location' for EV conversion information for beginners? Thanks, Rod
Christopher Witmer wrote: > As a fellow newbie, I certainly wouldn't mind having this on the list, > but if off-list perhaps I could be cc:ed . . . if it's not too much of > an imposition. > > A simpler solution might be introduction of the basic reading on the > subject, either articles on the Internet or in printed book form. > > Thanks, > > Christopher Witmer > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> So as not to annoy the whole list with basic questions, is anyone >> willing to give me a "tutorial" offline, about matching motor, >> battery, solar cell components together? > > >
