As I can see, I'm not the only one beeing confused about the "nominal voltage" setting in sevcon's dcf files.
I own govecs go S2.4 and S3.4 scooters, which I managed to make a lot more driveable via altering values through DVT customer.
Both, the 2.4 and the 3.4 are more or less identical scooters.
The differences are: 2.4 is a 50cc equivalent, has a Mahle Letrika AMK6143 motor and a sevcon gen4 size 2 controller, the 3.4 is rated as 125cc, has a Parker SME1422815 Motor and a sevcon gen4 size 4 controller.
Both are equipped with 72V, 40 or 50 Ah batteries.
In the config file for the 2.4 the nominal voltage is (as expected) 72V
in the config for the 3.4 it shows 80V.
Same battery, 72V...
Anybody has an idea why?
Will it make any difference if I change the 3.4 to 72V as well, as the battery is the same?
I'm a bit out of ideas right now...
Thank you all for your help!
I own govecs go S2.4 and S3.4 scooters, which I managed to make a lot more driveable via altering values through DVT customer.
Both, the 2.4 and the 3.4 are more or less identical scooters.
The differences are: 2.4 is a 50cc equivalent, has a Mahle Letrika AMK6143 motor and a sevcon gen4 size 2 controller, the 3.4 is rated as 125cc, has a Parker SME1422815 Motor and a sevcon gen4 size 4 controller.
Both are equipped with 72V, 40 or 50 Ah batteries.
In the config file for the 2.4 the nominal voltage is (as expected) 72V
in the config for the 3.4 it shows 80V.
Same battery, 72V...
Anybody has an idea why?
Will it make any difference if I change the 3.4 to 72V as well, as the battery is the same?
I'm a bit out of ideas right now...
Thank you all for your help!