Hello everybody
This is my first post and my first ev conversion.
Alot of questions but hopefully not too many.
I want to know if anyone can recommend 2 x
pancake or axial-gap motors to run the rear
wheels of my datsun b10. 1 motor 1 driveshaft x
2.
I would like something more powerful than the
Lynch LM200 or Etek. Also does anyone know if
Zebra will sell their z5 packs to the public or
group buy? from what Ive read in all the forums
Ive read, that it seems tp be the cheapest, most
reliable, durable and practical solution in the
long run. Apart from supplying them to the
military is there a reason why this 185kg pack is
not a common choice for those wanting less than
80klm range?
Kind regards, David.
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This is my first post and my first ev conversion.
Alot of questions but hopefully not too many.
I want to know if anyone can recommend 2 x
pancake or axial-gap motors to run the rear
wheels of my datsun b10. 1 motor 1 driveshaft x
2.
I would like something more powerful than the
Lynch LM200 or Etek. Also does anyone know if
Zebra will sell their z5 packs to the public or
group buy? from what Ive read in all the forums
Ive read, that it seems tp be the cheapest, most
reliable, durable and practical solution in the
long run. Apart from supplying them to the
military is there a reason why this 185kg pack is
not a common choice for those wanting less than
80klm range?
Kind regards, David.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Park yourself in front of a world of choices in alternative vehicles. Visit the Yahoo! Auto Green Center.
http://autos.yahoo.com/green_center/
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