Hello everyone,
I'm curious if anyone has tried using a battery monitoring system like the BMV 700 from Victron Energy to get a live, accurate reading of the remaining battery on an e-bike. This would be closer to what you see in an EV car in terms of monitoring, providing a live percentage display.
I find that all e-bike screens, including the Cycle Analyst, are inaccurate since they only check the voltage, which fluctuates a lot when drawing power. I need something precise for my long-range trips so I can predict where and when to stop.
It's easy to do (it's a DIY e-bike, by the way), but at $150 a piece (and I have four e-bikes, so $600 in total), I wanted to see if anyone could share their experience with this.
Here's a link: BMV-700 - Victron Energy
Thanks for your input!
I'm curious if anyone has tried using a battery monitoring system like the BMV 700 from Victron Energy to get a live, accurate reading of the remaining battery on an e-bike. This would be closer to what you see in an EV car in terms of monitoring, providing a live percentage display.
I find that all e-bike screens, including the Cycle Analyst, are inaccurate since they only check the voltage, which fluctuates a lot when drawing power. I need something precise for my long-range trips so I can predict where and when to stop.
It's easy to do (it's a DIY e-bike, by the way), but at $150 a piece (and I have four e-bikes, so $600 in total), I wanted to see if anyone could share their experience with this.
Here's a link: BMV-700 - Victron Energy
Thanks for your input!
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