[otedawg]

I'm selling my Netgain Old style controller with a HEPA throttle, and the Liquid cooling kit. Purchased used a month ago, but purchased a fake Warp9 motor (According to Netgain). Now I no longer need this controller or any of these parts - I changed tactics and purchased a partially complete car. Paid 2600 for this set used - my loss is your gain. I'll pay to ship it.

160V 1200A

[Tedktis]

Originally Posted by otedawg

I'm selling my Netgain Old style controller with a HEPA throttle, and the Liquid cooling kit. Purchased used a month ago, but purchased a fake Warp9 motor (According to Netgain). Now I no longer need this controller or any of these parts - I changed tactics and purchased a partially complete car. Paid 2600 for this set used - my loss is your gain. I'll pay to ship it.

160V 1200A

"fake WarP9"? pics? more info??? where did you buy it?

[otedawg]

I can upload pics later. I bought the motor locally, from a fellow DIY EVer, and he said he got it from an EV shop in Utah that has since closed. The motor was used as a Warp9 Display, and I assume that means it was a demo motor to show size etc. It had been painted red, and had all the typical markings of a Warp9, but it wasn't a Netgain Motor. I called and sent pics to Netgain, and they told me that it was a fake Warp9, something they are familiar with. I guess it is fairly common for people to take other motors, some ADC or off brand motors and paint them red in order to pass them off as warp motors. The one I got was apparently an off brand motor, and I couldn't find any info on it, so it's sitting in my garage. It spins with 12V, but has a splined shaft that I couldn't do anything with, and a faceplate with non-standard mounting holes.

[Tedktis]

Originally Posted by otedawg

I can upload pics later. I bought the motor locally, from a fellow DIY EVer, and he said he got it from an EV shop in Utah that has since closed. The motor was used as a Warp9 Display, and I assume that means it was a demo motor to show size etc. It had been painted red, and had all the typical markings of a Warp9, but it wasn't a Netgain Motor. I called and sent pics to Netgain, and they told me that it was a fake Warp9, something they are familiar with. I guess it is fairly common for people to take other motors, some ADC or off brand motors and paint them red in order to pass them off as warp motors. The one I got was apparently an off brand motor, and I couldn't find any info on it, so it's sitting in my garage. It spins with 12V, but has a splined shaft that I couldn't do anything with, and a faceplate with non-standard mounting holes.

Yes, post some pics. I am sure someone will be able to identify it. What a crazy world; knock-off Warp motors.

[otedawg]

I uploaded the pics to my previous (and now dormant) build thread, but here they are again.

[Tedktis]

Originally Posted by otedawg

I uploaded the pics to my previous (and now dormant) build thread, but here they are again.

Maybe "made in China"? LOL. Are you looking to sell it?

[otedawg]

The Serial number on the controller is WDC-01-00012. It is spec'd to
160V 1200A. I've attached another clearer picture. The website for the
controller is http://www.ngcontrols.com/wd1.php, and it has the
manual.

I have a controller and wiring harness, the HEPA throttle, and the
cooling kit with radiator, reservoir, fans, and tubes.

If you're interested, I've also got a Elcon PFC 2000+ charger (2kW,
optimized for 120VAC operation, setup for 144V Lead) that I'll be
posting for $400 shipped ($670 new), A Tyco EV200 contactor for $75
($100 new), and a 300V 500A fuse with holder for $60. I've also got 2
CALB 100AH cells that wouldn't fit in my battery pack, never used,
that I'd sell for $210.

[Tedktis]

Originally Posted by otedawg

The Serial number on the controller is WDC-01-00012. It is spec'd to
160V 1200A. I've attached another clearer picture. The website for the
controller is http://www.ngcontrols.com/wd1.php, and it has the
manual.

I have a controller and wiring harness, the HEPA throttle, and the
cooling kit with radiator, reservoir, fans, and tubes.

If you're interested, I've also got a Elcon PFC 2000+ charger (2kW,
optimized for 120VAC operation, setup for 144V Lead) that I'll be
posting for $375 shipped ($670 new), A Tyco EV200 contactor for $75
($100 new), and a 300V 500A fuse with holder for $60. I've also got 2
CALB 100AH cells that wouldn't fit in my battery pack, never used,
that I'd sell for $210.

I may be interested in the CALBS. Are they 3.6 V? Also interested in contactor, fuse and holder. If I took them all, what would you charge with shipping to 28806. Let me know. Did you sell the fake motor? Is the Netgain controller manual pretty easy to follow? Or did you sell that?

[otedawg]

Originally Posted by Tedktis

I may be interested in the CALBS. Are they 3.6 V? Also interested in contactor, fuse and holder. If I took them all, what would you charge with shipping to 28806. Let me know. Did you sell the fake motor? Is the Netgain controller manual pretty easy to follow? Or did you sell that?

Still got the controller, and the fake motor and its spline adapter.

The manual isn't as descriptive as I'd like, but it is pretty simple. I think they were going for plug and play with this one.

Shipping would be $20 for all of those - don't blame me - blame the CALBs, they're 7lb each.

Oh - and the contactor has been professionally labeled with a sharpie. HV in, HV out - that sort of thing. I've tested both it and the fuse. both are good.

[Tedktis]

Originally Posted by otedawg

Still got the controller, and the fake motor and its spline adapter.

The manual isn't as descriptive as I'd like, but it is pretty simple. I think they were going for plug and play with this one.

Shipping would be $20 for all of those - don't blame me - blame the CALBs, they're 7lb each.

Oh - and the contactor has been professionally labeled with a sharpie. HV in, HV out - that sort of thing. I've tested both it and the fuse. both are good.

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