On Mar 24, 2015, at 2:55 PM, Lawrence Rhodes via EV ev@lists.evdl.org wrote:
I'd like to run two mid sized motors. One on each rear wheel.
That's a very ambitious design. You need a controller that can coordinate the
power for each wheel to ensure the exact same amount of power on
Lawrence,
I think you will be able to work with bicycle tires. There are some very
stout ones and you need strength. Consider:
http://www.amazon.com/Maxxis-Hookworm-Urban-Bike-Tire/dp/B0021G9ZIE
To bad they don't make 24 tires. 24 wheels will be stronger than 26
Pump up the Hookworms to 1i0psi
My first step in building my solar EV is to make an efficient vehicle. I'm
looking at 3 wheels first to avoid problems licencing a car losing
weight..however when I talked to the students that made Stella they said four
wheels wasn't the disadvantage you might think it is. It's more about
