boppinbob
1 kW
I live in the US and here you can qualify for a tax credit of 10% of the cost of a two wheeled electric vehicle if the battery capacity is over 2.5 kwh. Can anyone here calculate a lipo with a rating of 48v20ah into KWH's?
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nebriancent
100 W
wh is nothing but (ah) times (nominal voltage)
so for example 48v*20ah=960wh
1000wh=1kwh
so .96kwh
so for example 48v*20ah=960wh
1000wh=1kwh
so .96kwh
dogman dan
1 PW
2.5 kwh is so heavy on a bike, it pretty much excludes most ebikes. Even when I set mine up for a long ride, I only carry 1.5 kwh.
Most motorcycle conversions would want to carry about that much. Who hoo, 10% off having to have a battery 300% the cost.
One of my fantasies is a rebate good for the price of a ping 36v 20 ah, for ebikes. You buy the new motor, get a battery free. Just getting a decent commuter down to about $500 cost would be great for the poor. It would be a one time in your life deal.
Most motorcycle conversions would want to carry about that much. Who hoo, 10% off having to have a battery 300% the cost.
One of my fantasies is a rebate good for the price of a ping 36v 20 ah, for ebikes. You buy the new motor, get a battery free. Just getting a decent commuter down to about $500 cost would be great for the poor. It would be a one time in your life deal.
Drunkskunk
100 GW
2.5kw is huge. an average battery size from a standard kit or prebuilt ebike is 0.36 Kw (36volts and 10 Amp-hours = 360wh ). So you're looking at 7 times the size and weight.
It could be built. but you'd effectivly be a motorcycle at that point
It could be built. but you'd effectivly be a motorcycle at that point
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