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John, all I know is what is on places like Car-Part.com. Volt packs (16kWh)
seem to go for around $1500 - $1800 there, and are much more plentiful than
Leaf packs. A few have offered Tesla modules for sale on endless sphere and
diyelectriccar for around $1200 per module. A module being about
Great! Availability is up, and pricing is down in the past few years - which
is wonderful news!
As I said, I converted my truck almost 3 years ago, when other packs were
harder to find, and more expensive.
On Sat Dec 24 08:18:24 PST 2016 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>John, all I know is what is on
You might like to run heavy gauge wire to the bucket and the thinner resistance
wire entirely in the water. The insulated wire may melt outside the water.
John Lindsay
> On 24 Dec 2016, at 5:20 pm, Lee Hart via EV wrote:
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> With this type of load, remember that the rod or
On Mon Dec 19 18:36:18 PST 2016 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>1. Add another opto-coupler (there already is one for the mid-pack
>disconnect) and "alias" the top 16 cells to already connected cells.
>Yes, it will be connected double, but the whole concept of balancing
>prevents those cells from being
John,
Inside my head, like lots of other ideas ;)
Since there are others interested in using the LEAF BMS for lower voltage, i
consider laying out a poststamp circuit to add to the BMS PCB to add an
opto-coupler and allow aliasing all BMS inputs to less cells.
Cor
> On Dec 24, 2016, at 5:00
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Is there any way I can tell the Leaf to only draw 20 amps? The EVSE is
certainly not doing it. Remember I am using an EVSE designed for the Ford
Th!nk. Avcon standard which is supposed to be the same a J1772. It has worked
well with both the 3.3kw Leaf and the 6.6kw Leaf. The problem is in
Those Volt modules you bought from a junkie are of old technology and lower
AH than the newer Brand New Volt modules you can buy on Ebay at the same
price.
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Lawrence,
I purchased an evseupgrade.com Leaf (Panasonic) portable EVSE that was
modified to work on 240V. I can program it in 1A increments from 6A to
20A. My 2016 Soul EV+ has no problem following the EVSE current
requests. I agree with John, your EVSE is the problem not the Leaf.
You could
Ahh, you are using a EVSE that is built for a 40A circuit, on a 20A circuit.
It's up to the EVSE to tell the car how much current it may draw. The EVSE
assumes it can draw the full 32A it's rated for.
You need a different EVSE, or a different circuit.
On Sat Dec 24 21:57:55 PST 2016
Please note that I am not asking about electrical code here! I know
what the code says.
What is the actual sustained current carrying ability of the NEMA
L6-30 plug/sockets? Just like a NEMA 5-15 can handle 20A (16A
sustained) since the pins are physically the same as on a NEMA 5-20
are the L6-30
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