[Oeva-list] conversion question?
Jess & Dennis Kaprielian
dj.kaprielian at gmail.com
Wed Jul 16 12:41:39 PDT 2008
It is round trip without the possibilty of charging at work. Ok so it
seems AC is to expensive. As far as a complete DC kit then it's probably
going to be on the upper end as far as cost for the speed and mileage needed
right? I thought AC was more effecient and could get more distance out of
it. but did not realize the voltage needed. So where should I go for a good
price on a kit and which brand of motor and controller do you suggest for my
application.
Also I was thinking of using 8 or 6 volt batt's, good idea or not?
Thank you, Dennis
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Tony McCormick <tony at notebene.net> wrote:
> You should reply to the list for this thread. You replied just to me.
> AC systems from from Metric Mind are reasonably priced but need 240Volts or
> more work of batteries to get decent range an performance. At about $249
> per battery for 12V Optima's (for example) that's $5000,
> The motor kits (very compete) are somewhere between $5-10K depending on the
> motor size. You are going to be closer to 20K for what you want in AC. 50
> miles is optimistic without NiMH or Lithium which are both a lot more
> expensive. Is that your one way trip? If this is a work/commute can you
> charge at work or nearby?
>
> --Tony
>
> Jess & Dennis Kaprielian wrote:
>
>> Hi thanks for the response,
>> well i'm not totally sure what to base my budget on yet but I was
>> thinking anywhere from 7,000 to 12,000. I see after that doing some
>> searching online that the 70 mile trip range may be over doing it. But 50
>> mile range at least will be necessary and I do want freeway speeds. And
>> to narrow down the vehicle type I'm thinking a '91 Jetta. I was also
>> thinking about using an AC motor.?
>> Dennis
>>
>> On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 5:47 PM, Tony McCormick <tony at notebene.net<mailto:
>> tony at notebene.net>> wrote:
>>
>> What is your budget? For that kind of speed and range you will
>> need fairly expensive equipment. The sweet spot is about 30
>> miles range with mixed driving and 55-60 mph.
>> --Tony
>>
>> Jess & Dennis Kaprielian wrote:
>>
>> Hello. First time I am writing here. I was wondering if
>> someone can tell me what a good combo of
>> motor/controller/batteries will be good for a mid size car
>> 2door to small four door, to be able to do approximately 70mph
>> and have a 50 to 70 mile range on a charge. And if there is a
>> kit for the first time converter with the same range and speed.
>>
>> Thank you for your help.
>>
>> Dennis "new e.v.'er"
>>
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