Is it correct to say that :
If 2KWh (72V-28Ah) gives me a range of 100 Km and 60 Kmph Top Speed (2KW Motor@72V).
Then 1KWh (72V-14.4Ah) will give me a range of 60 Km and 60 Kmph Top Speed (2KW Motor@72V)..
That means the range approx. reduces to half with the same motor and top speed.
Please help.
Thanks
Is this correct to say ?
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Re: Is this correct to say ?
Yes, as long as the half-sized battery has the same internal resistance ( and thus double the load doesn't double the voltage sag )
IE.. the 2kwhr battery is 2C capable and the 1kwhr battery is 4C capable.. therefore the efficiency which the battery delivers power to the controller is unchanged..
IE.. the 2kwhr battery is 2C capable and the 1kwhr battery is 4C capable.. therefore the efficiency which the battery delivers power to the controller is unchanged..
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My first major build: 1.6kW 8T MAC motor on a Trek 4500.
The new all-arounder: Leafmotor 1500w @ 4kW on a Turner O2 full suspension.
The monster scooter: 20" eZee on a Cannondale Semi Recumbent.
Whipper-snapper: ? on a lightweight BikeE Semi Recumbent
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Re: Is this correct to say ?
Thanks a lot for the reply.
Can I say that if I have a controller along with this 2Kw motor @ 72V.
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2Kwh with a 3C
1Kwh with a 3C
Both will work on the same motor with variation on speed and range, without affecting the circuit.
Sorry, I might sound dump
Can I say that if I have a controller along with this 2Kw motor @ 72V.
A
2Kwh with a 3C
1Kwh with a 3C
Both will work on the same motor with variation on speed and range, without affecting the circuit.
Sorry, I might sound dump
Re: Is this correct to say ?
kwh determines your range, its like your gas tank.dineshmdes wrote: ↑Mar 15 2019 9:47amThanks a lot for the reply.
Can I say that if I have a controller along with this 2Kw motor @ 72V.
A
2Kwh with a 3C
1Kwh with a 3C
Both will work on the same motor with variation on speed and range, without affecting the circuit.
Sorry, I might sound dump
Voltage is your speed. I recently went from 10S which is 36V to 15S which is 62V and the speed difference is pretty drastic. I did 15S purely because of my Dell laptop chargers, which all spit out 20.50V, yes I have three of them because I have three sections of 5S in series. The capacity should be 16Ah, but it is no where near that these days, I would say I have lost 75% of the over-all capacity, so I can only use 25% which gets me about 12km before I have to recharge. Which is pretty do-able for now. I would say that the actual capacity now is 3.5-4Ah out of the total 16Ah. I am moving up to a brand new pack, of 25R's and 12.5Ah and 15S. The LVC is set too low so I have to open up the controller and find the resistors for the LVC, I may do a shunt mod on the controller to get more amps out of it, since I have a few non-working controllers. An enthusiast will usually have 2 digital multi-meters, a spare controller, spare throttles and a broken controller, along with a few wire strippers for good measure, a soldering iron with a coil wire stand. In case something goes wrong, gotta be able to swap things out.