Hi Folks,
Being a regular blood donor, I'm on the usual plea-lists, and the latest
plea got me thinking. The local blood bank is asking for money to buy
new Bloodmobiles (converted RVs), as the current ones no longer pass
smogtests.
Having done one conversion (a small one tho - Porsche 914), I think it
would be doable, but wanted to get feedback from the Usual Suspects
before pushing forward.
My thoughts - use a simple system of DC motor (Warp11?), Netgain
controller, lithium batteries, BMS, and manzanita charger. Then put a
set of warning lights on the dash, and use the "gas gauge" to tell the
current charge.
Sounds simple to me, but what am I missing?
Cheers,
Peter
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Being a regular blood donor, I'm on the usual plea-lists, and the latest
plea got me thinking. The local blood bank is asking for money to buy
new Bloodmobiles (converted RVs), as the current ones no longer pass
smogtests.
Having done one conversion (a small one tho - Porsche 914), I think it
would be doable, but wanted to get feedback from the Usual Suspects
before pushing forward.
My thoughts - use a simple system of DC motor (Warp11?), Netgain
controller, lithium batteries, BMS, and manzanita charger. Then put a
set of warning lights on the dash, and use the "gas gauge" to tell the
current charge.
Sounds simple to me, but what am I missing?
Cheers,
Peter
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