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Current EV Tech, LLC is now open for business

We are located in Olympia, Washington

http://www.currentevtech.com

We offer one of the most complete selections of quality EV parts available.

• Lithium Batteries
• Battery Management Systems
• Battery chargers
• SAE J1772 connectors
• Motors and controllers - Both AC and DC
• Safety and monitoring equipment
• Auxillary Systems- D/C to DC, Heating and Cooling, Power Steering, Brake vacuum pumps
• Cables and Connectors
• Just about anything you need to do a quality conversion

We are in the process of bringing in a container of Lithium Batteries. We should have them in stock within 8-10 weeks. You can reserve batteries by emailing me at davek@currentevtech.com

We will not charge you for your batteries until they are ready to ship from our U.S. warehouse.

If you are a Non- U.S. customer we will not bill you until just before your shipment is ready to ship.

We accept Checks, Credit cards, and Paypal

Dave Kois
Current EV Tech, LLC
http://www.currentevtech.com
253-988-5020

[ewdysar]

Good to see you back online, Dave.

You need to clarify the dimensions of the TS200Ah batteries, your page doesn't match the spec sheet provided. The spec sheet for the TS160Ah cells shows thinner that what is listed on your page. They're little errors, but it makes it harder to figure out what cells to choose.

Eric

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Thanks Eric,

I didn't notice the change in the specs until you pointed it out. I dont know that I trust the dimentions on their spec sheets as there have been many revisions and lots of errors in the past. The dimentions on my website are accurate as of the last shipment of batteries that came in. I will verify those dimentions as soon as I can and make tha appropriate changes if there are any.

Dave Kois
Current EV Tech, LLC
http://www.currentevtech.com
davek@currentevtech.com
253-988-5020

[JRP3]

Glad to see you back in business. I'll PM you with a specific cell request.

[RKM]

Dave,

Congratulations on getting back in business! Best of luck with the new venture. I would do business with you again and would recommend you to others.

Rob

[david85]

Just found out now by seeing your ad on the side of the forum. You have some stuff there that makes me drool all over the lap top!

That fuel gauge gizmo is winking at me.

Congrats!

[gdirwin]

Congratulations Dave!

Great www site and premium EV stuff...

Thanks for your help in the past. I know where my next order will go!

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Thanks guys,

I appriciate all the support I'm getting.

David -- that Fuel guage driver is pretty slick isnt it I should have one in stock soon.

I should have several new products added soon - Just working out some of the dealer agreements now. If your drooling now just wait there will be more

Dave Kois
Current EV tech, LLc
http://www.currentevtech.com
davek@currentevtech.com
253-988-5020

[david85]

How do you set the gauge? does it show empty at 0 volts or are both full and empty settings adjustable?

I REALLY like your use of a hall sensor instead of a shunt. Looking at some older Amp meters, I would be really choked to settle for something like that.

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Originally Posted by david85

How do you set the gauge? does it show empty at 0 volts or are both full and empty settings adjustable?

I REALLY like your use of a hall sensor instead of a shunt. Looking at some older Amp meters, I would be really choked to settle for something like that.

David--

It hooks up to the wires that go from the fuel sending unit to your fuel guage and you adjust it with a pot that is on the board. Im not sure yet if it is adjustable on both ends. I have one on the way to play with so I will let you know once I find out.

I wish I could take credit for the design, but it was built by a company in Australia. I agree though, I really like the way they put it together and I think the hall sensor is the way to go.

Dave Kois
Current EV Tech, LLC
http://www.currentevtech.com
davek@currentevtech.com
253-988-5020