Lawrence, how did you measure that 16.5 volts? Is that the charger's open
circuit voltage, or is that the peak voltage you measure at the battery
terminals when it's on charge?
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I do this all the time. Buy open fram surplus DC power supplies rated
at 15.0 volts and drop it with one diode to 14.2 volts constant
voltage or two diodes to 13.6 volts.
Bob, WB4APR
On Mon, Apr 26, 2021 at 7:44 PM Bill Dube via EV wrote:
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> A simple resistor won't limit the output voltage
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A simple resistor won't limit the output voltage when the current tapers
off. (When the load resistance becomes larger.) It will still go to 16+
volts and ruin your battery.
A simple solution might be to place two, perhaps three, large diodes
(rectifiers) in series with the output.
You can
Lawrence Rhodes via EV wrote:
This might be a crude fix but some sort of variable resistor that can
tolerate 10 amps at 16.5v might work. There is even a place to easily
put the resistor for easy access. The only pot on the control board
doesn't seem to change anything.
Lawrence, can you trace
Years ago the process for bringing in a "Gray Market" car was fairly simple,
not so much today.
If the car is over 25 years old, you can still do it with just a big pile of
paperwork. If it's less than 25 years old, you'll need to have it modified by
a federally certified conversion shop to
Nope. Mountain mode is an actual setting that changes how the generator
function. It always tries to keep the battery at least 20% full so that you
have some battery reserve when climbing hills.
"Camping mode" is a nickname for tricking the car into staying on continuously.
On the Volt this
This might be a crude fix but some sort of variable resistor that can tolerate
10 amps at 16.5v might work. There is even a place to easily put the resistor
for easy access. The only pot on the control board doesn't seem to change
anything. Maybe using Ohm's Law the right value within a range
Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
That is certainly the big question. There are some caveats.
1. I own the old van and the body and front interior is in good shape
(small dents but no rust, etc.).
2. Modern cars have complicated computers to integrate with - see
-Phil-'s email about conversions.
3.
The forward control van's of the 60's were very light as were the pickups. Ford
Doge and GM made them. Similar the the VW vans. Ford never gave the E-series
pickups a V-8. It was straight-six power only. Probably for the better too, as
the weight distribution was horrendous. So much weight was
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he exhaust system,
>>>>> which
>>>>>>> could cost a couple $k. Honestly, that's still the cheapest path,
>>>>> but
>>>>>>> something like that occurs every year. That plus miscellaneous
>>>>> ot
>> >> still uses gas.
>> >> >>
>> >> >> Here are a few questions on my mind, and surely they will expose
>> >>more :)
>> >> >>
>> >> >> - what are the dims of the tesla model 3 82kWh battery ?
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er ... ?
> >> >> - what computer support is needed for the motor, inverter, BMS,
> >>charger
> >> >> ?
> >> >> - is anyone willing to do the work ? for what cost ?
> >> >>
> >> >> I suspect this car is old eno
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(-Phil-) via EV wrote:
The best vehicle in that class is probably the PHEV Pacifica. Maybe
doesn't have the EV range you need, but it's a well done vehicle.
I keep thinking that for trucks and vans, it should be possible to have
a "range extender" pack that you simply load and plug in when
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On 4/26/21 12:25 PM, Lee Hart via EV wrote:
On the plus side, Nissan probably didn't know the batteries would have
problems in hot climates.
On the negative side, they certainly didn't *support* their customers
when they did find out!
Well... The Leaf battery did not need to become a
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Willie via EV wrote:
That is, almost certainly, the reason for the difference. Nissan should
not have sold cars in the southern tier of US states. At least with the
faulty batteries.
On the plus side, Nissan probably didn't know the batteries would have
problems in hot climates.
On the
On 4/26/21 11:00 AM, EVDL Administrator via EV wrote:
It may also help that Renault doesn't sell cars in the US, and much of
Europe tends to be more temperate in summer than the southern US.
That is, almost certainly, the reason for the difference. Nissan should
not have sold cars in
Actually, it might be worth a look. Years ago, there was a process for
importing a foreign vehicle. Maintenance becomes a big issue...
Peri
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Yes, I did look. In brief, too big. The smallest model would work but
Phil says the battery won't fit.
Peri
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If you lived in Europe you'd have good small E-van choices.
>From what I've read Chinese automakers will soon be flooding Europe with yet
more small E-vans. Maybe a few of them will make it to these shores too.
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On 26 Apr 2021 at 9:48, Willie via EV wrote:
> battery capacity loss ... in Leafs.
I find it intriguing that the Leaf and the Renault Zoe are and were cousin
EVs, but no Zoe owners that I have heard of yet have reported anything like
the capacity loss that plagued early Leaves.
Both cars
On 4/26/21 11:27 AM, Peri Hartman via EV wrote:
I need to take a serious look at converting my 2000 honda odyssey. Every
year I throw a little more money into repairs hoping that a suitable EV
replacement will come on the market. So far, nothing that meets my needs.
Here are a few
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I need to take a serious look at converting my 2000 honda odyssey. Every
year I throw a little more money into repairs hoping that a suitable EV
replacement will come on the market. So far, nothing that meets my
needs.
I think I am going to have to replace most of the exhaust system, which
Are you saying the "camping mode" means putting it in Mountain mode?
Bob
On Mon, Apr 26, 2021 at 11:08 AM Peter VanDerWal via EV
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> On my 2019 Bolt there is one 12V outlet (cigarett lighter style) and 2x USB
> charging ports.
> THe 12V battery is up under the hood.
> Lots of people
On my 2019 Bolt there is one 12V outlet (cigarett lighter style) and 2x USB
charging ports.
THe 12V battery is up under the hood.
Lots of people pull 100+ amps from it using inverters. However, unlike the
Volt I haven't seen anyone come up with a method off keeping the vehicle on for
more than
On 4/26/21 9:28 AM, Peter VanDerWal via EV wrote:
I recently managed to get a 10 foot sick of 1" PVC inside my bolt with the rear
hatch closed. Folded the rear seat down, the passenger seat forward, and the front
of the pipe was up against the windshield.
I carry bundles of 10' PVC in
I recently managed to get a 10 foot sick of 1" PVC inside my bolt with the rear
hatch closed. Folded the rear seat down, the passenger seat forward, and the
front of the pipe was up against the windshield.
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April 24, 2021 10:34 AM, "Michael
Not a solution to your current error code problem, but to turn off the motor,
perhaps the BMS can make the throttle go to 0%?
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April 22, 2021 8:53 PM, "John Titman via EV" wrote:
> Hello all:
> I 'm sorry my posting was incomplete. I
I think perhaps he is thinking about a VW Transporter (i.e. Kombi, Microbus),
although even the later models got up over 3,000 lbs
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April 22, 2021 6:37 PM, "paul dove via EV" wrote:
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