larsen1921
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Again I don't have this money
My battery does work and the controller and the display will work all the way down on 24 volts actually.... I can I can rock a single 48.... I just don't get to go very far on it that's why I have this which isn't that much higher it's only right now in like a 52 I don't know how high it will go with how much I have together thereIf you have the 1800 watt controller at 40amps, then (from your screenshot) you have the 60v version and your 48v battery won’t work. The voltage of the battery must match the voltage rating of the controller
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Do you have a pic of how the two batteries are connected together?My battery does work and the controller and the display will work all the way down on 24 volts actually.... I can I can rock a single 48.... I just don't get to go very far on it that's why I have this which isn't that much higher it's only right now in like a 52 I don't know how high it will go with how much I have together there
I read where he said they were connected. I sure hope they are not connected together.Do you have a pic of how the two batteries are connected together?
Running either down to 24v is a bit concerning.I read where he said they were connected. I sure hope they are not connected together.
Controller page says it supports 60V. He should probably ditch the 48V battery and charge the 52V higher if he wants higher top speed. Less chance of a fire from combining dissimilar batteries tootwo batteries tied into each other one battery is an 84 celled 52v 995wh.....the other is 48v 10.5Ah / 491.4Wh..... I have it ran to where it's adds distance and I charge it to 54.7v.........
Again I don't have this money
Exactly right I only possess a 54.7v charger and both batteries will except that amount of charge, and I charge both thru a stock port on the battery..... Everything works swimminglySounds like he connects a 52V battery and 48V battery in parallel, but only charges the 52V battery to the max voltage or the 48V battery (48V LiIon = 13S * 4.2V = 54.6):
Controller page says it supports 60V. He should probably ditch the 48V battery and charge the 52V higher if he wants higher top speed. Less chance of a fire from combining dissimilar batteries too
Yup and u meant 2 say wordI think the world you are looking for is “bypassed”.
So what my battery is two batteries tied into each other one battery is an 84 celled 52v 995wh.....the other is 48v 10.5Ah / 491.4Wh
40v for the 52v pack is 2.86V per cellI don't let my battery go below 40v