Endless Sphere

Nice find.
Did someone try to run it on 120AC for <2000W out?
Original specs are 85-300AC <17A input, I wonder if any mode was done to the input /AC side by the seller.

I have some switches, but they are common ones rated at 16A. But I need at least 21A, because the two shunts give me 42A total. But I will give it a try anyway, because I rarely use full throttle it's already very powerful even on quarter throttle. Why do you need a switch? If you remove or cut 1 s...

VasiliSk, are there any future plans to code in ACIM motor support/algorithm?

trazor wrote: ↑

Apr 02 2019 1:16am

take some build techniques that don't require expensive tooling.

Amazing performance with such simple hand tools! Your video definitively is a source of inspiration to me. Thanks for taking time!

Nice project!

cut that will direct air onto the center of the coils, in either direction of rotation

Do you think they will work that way? Maybe more like centrifugal fan, despite the scoops?

With BMS you don't know what is going on until your pack is not working. I don't trust BMS boards made in China and I'm definitely not paranoid if comes to Li-ion batteries. Except it is BT BMS that has a big display and BT connection to your Android to show you more then your testers will ever show.

You might be able to just add some shunt resistor across the existing ones to increase the trip point. As long as you don't crank for too long, it shouldn't overheat. Some circuits come with a thermostatic switch to kill output if it overheats. Yea, that is nice suggestion I will use on my next bat...

P.S. Having a BMS did already saved the battery one time as I forgot to switch off the car after doing some screwing around, then after 3 days I just got a discharged and not dead battery, happy to not have listened to those "you do not need BMS screamers"

I got this BMS: https://www.banggood.com/4S-100A-12V-LiFePo4-18650-Battery-Cell-BMS-Protection-Board-Balance-With-Cable-p-1217848.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN But it requires separate lead for charge and for drain. My scooter only has positive and negative, so I don't think I can use the BMS....

I have similar DC-DC converter and i have plan to make 24v 5-6A charger. Do you recommend mosfet replacing or i can leave default ones because my charger will use only 150-200W ? You do not need any modification on those converters in this case. I personally would not go over 75% of rated specs for...

I do have a close contact who is has a skilled hand and does circuit board repair. I will probably show it to him and see what he thinks. I DO NOT have the skill to attempt it! Should all rescue attempts fail, you could disconnect 1 cell from every series in this module (I suppose those modules are...

https://electricmotorcycle.com/alta-motors/ I don't know what year, here's a pic from the Alta forum https://endless-sphere.com/forums/download/file.php?id=242017 That solution is kind of weird. They end with 2 fuses on each cell, unnecessary raising resistance of the pack. Looks like bad engineeri...

Nice Setup. Thanks. It is just such a nice upgrade, after annoying fan action of previous set-up. Can charge any time, anywhere now. As long as can still get 15A out of it and not cost too much. You can look at HLG-600H. They are not super cheap but I have a pile of broken standard CCCV chargers th...

Sealed and potted = NOT serviceable. No thanks! And that is how your setup could look like :D 10. This series meets the typical life expectancy of >62,000 hours of operation when Tcase, particularly tc point (or TMP, per DLC), is about 75 °C or less. see .pdf and about 100,000hrs if Tcase is under ...

Rovii wrote: ↑

Aug 20 2018 1:05am

Well I use the time in between to sattle new top speed records with my second toy :

Nice. Do you have a video someone filming you riding? I just can not understand how it could work in sitting position.

No one has any doubt that your motor spins and can propulse some kind of vehicle. Unfortunately, graph-vice "Duyunov", in explanation of technology I have seen, is referring to fixed frequency, voltage curves and advantages of "Slavyanka" in this case, where in propulsion paradigm asynchronous motor...

First QS72V2000W 15.7kg/12.3kg Second QS48V800W 11kg/8kg In this video you can see the data on the rim of the wheel https://youtu.be/6AJtvGOYHUs These electric motors we compare with our wheel-hub motor 318 diameter. (Hanging on the wall) 20000W 20kg Wait for details I wonder how to compare 2kW (ev...

d7500 Rated output 7.5W (I think an error, need to write 7.5kW) Max output 10,000W DA-90S Rated power 3 kW Maximum in peak to 20 seconds 9,4 kW Is it possible to compare them? That is why I am asking, those are 2 motors, offered by same supplier, with similar dimensions, same mounting topology, for...

No. I specified. Under the link, the old data, some of them on the electric motor of a different power. Correct data Rated power 3 kW Maximum in peak to 20 seconds 9,4 kW Max. Peak moment at 350A - 74Nm Voltage 72V (60-85V recommended) Weight 10.5 kg Ok. So how is DA-90S motor better than d7500 BLD...

Yes. I clarify now - this is the data of a serial or test electric motor. I will write later. Rated power 3kW Power in peak about 9kW Voltage 72V Let me try to organize what you said. 1. Original series produced motor you took as base is 3kW rated, 9kW peak and works on 72V. 2. Slavyanka mod of for...

So is this exact same motor from http://www.eastgem.net/da-90.html or is it some other modification?
How much does a matched and programmed kit costs, DA-90S+Kelly KAC7230H?

skazburg wrote: ↑

Aug 12 2018 12:57pm

Friends, if anyone wants to order an electric motor DA90S with a winding "Slavyanka", write to me.

Do you have a specs. sheet for this modded motor?

My concern is the ER/EI of solar PV in Germany performing at 4:1. Other studies have it no higher than 7 worldwide. If the best we can do for the creation of energy is an ER/EI of 4 (even 7) That is what wiki says, backed by several linked studies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_returned_on_e...

If anyone does not think these reserchers are in the ball park can you show us where they went wrong? They probably didn’t, in their paradigm. But, today is 2018, not 2013 (think PV prices evolution for ex.) and it is not Germany everywhere in the world (there are to many far better places in the w...

jumpjack wrote: ↑

Jul 28 2018 11:48am

I see there are some firmwares around, for BT BMS.
Is there any opensource firmware available for this BMS?

It is even worse, there are same type Bms's that only work with its own tier of software. Open source would be so nice, I already miss some settings.