Hi,
I wanna go 50 km/h with my bike. Travel distance 20km. The plan is to buy a crystalyte HS3540 and Infineon controller 36-72V, 40A regen and a Cycle Analyst, from Crystalyte Europe. A little expensive, but I believe running “high power” controller at a little bit lower current would be a robust solution?
Regarding battery, I see to alternatives. I have one almost new 36V/10Ah Li ion battery.
1. Buy one more 36V/10Ah battery (same brand), connect in series and run 72V/10Ah.
2. Buy one more 36V/10Ah battery (same brand), connect in series and run 36V/20Ah (topspeed reduced to 40km/h, I believe)
3. Buy a new 48V/15 AH.
Since I can buy the 36V/10Ah battery locally in Sweden, that will be cheaper than buy a new 48V/15 Ah. To be able to go the distance I want, top speed and maximum current must be reduced in the controller with the Cycle Analyst, at least in the 72V case.
Which solution is to recommend, pros and cons?
/ Roger
I wanna go 50 km/h with my bike. Travel distance 20km. The plan is to buy a crystalyte HS3540 and Infineon controller 36-72V, 40A regen and a Cycle Analyst, from Crystalyte Europe. A little expensive, but I believe running “high power” controller at a little bit lower current would be a robust solution?
Regarding battery, I see to alternatives. I have one almost new 36V/10Ah Li ion battery.
1. Buy one more 36V/10Ah battery (same brand), connect in series and run 72V/10Ah.
2. Buy one more 36V/10Ah battery (same brand), connect in series and run 36V/20Ah (topspeed reduced to 40km/h, I believe)
3. Buy a new 48V/15 AH.
Since I can buy the 36V/10Ah battery locally in Sweden, that will be cheaper than buy a new 48V/15 Ah. To be able to go the distance I want, top speed and maximum current must be reduced in the controller with the Cycle Analyst, at least in the 72V case.
Which solution is to recommend, pros and cons?
/ Roger