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by GregsGarage
Wed Aug 13, 2008 2:37 pm
Forum: All things battery related
Topic: EV managment module
Replies: 37
Views: 78083

smoked bms board

The BMS boards I am using have been purchased from ebay seller Ping Battery. Pictures of the 24v version of these boards can be found here; http://tech.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/ThunderSky/photos/browse/5965 While connecting the first one up I had all the little wires attached to the board. These wi...
by GregsGarage
Wed Aug 13, 2008 2:20 pm
Forum: All things battery related
Topic: EV managment module
Replies: 37
Views: 78083

Program

; Li-Ion Battery/Vehicle Management Software by Gregory Fordyce. ; For use with Splatco CC16 programable controller (www.splatco.com) ; and "off the shelf" BMS modules designed for e-bikes, etc. ; Version 0.3 - 6 Sep 2008 ;This BMS program and hardware implementation carry no warr...
by GregsGarage
Wed Aug 13, 2008 2:18 pm
Forum: All things battery related
Topic: EV managment module
Replies: 37
Views: 78083

EV managment module

I have been working on a BMS system for use with my new Li-ion cells fitted to my Fiat 126. The car is using a Agni 95 turn PM DC motor with a Kelly KD72401 controller that gives regenerative braking. While looking for options for a BMS system I found, among others, Reap systems 14 cell boards and C...
by GregsGarage
Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:12 pm
Forum: BMS thread
Topic: Old BMS General Thread
Replies: 658
Views: 1257571

Re: Maybe.

Bit of a glitch with cell delivery :( I now expect them next Monday. My cells took just over a week after clearing customs before I got my hands on them, I think it has to do with finding the correct container on the ship and then sorting through it to find your shipment. Anyway, I've adapted the S...
by GregsGarage
Mon Aug 11, 2008 6:15 pm
Forum: BMS thread
Topic: Old BMS General Thread
Replies: 658
Views: 1257571

Slaves without a Master, very cool. 8) But are they still slaves then?

I like that idea. Will soon post what I have been working on regarding a BMS, I know I said last week, but hopefully this week. Still working on a few bugs.

Greg
by GregsGarage
Mon Aug 11, 2008 4:47 pm
Forum: All things battery related
Topic: Southport LiFePO4 dealer
Replies: 57
Views: 109007

Hi Everybody, I have also started to go down this route & am in touch with a chinese company called Heter, http://www.heter.biz , & have just sent them Peugeots manuals on the 106 & Saxo electrique. So far they have come up with a price of 1500 dollars a pack. A pack consists of a batte...
by GregsGarage
Fri Aug 01, 2008 7:32 pm
Forum: All things battery related
Topic: Southport LiFePO4 dealer
Replies: 57
Views: 109007

MalcolmB wrote: do you know roughly how much the Fiat weighs now?


Fiat weighs in at 650kg, 30kg above the published curb weight. 8)
by GregsGarage
Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:45 pm
Forum: BMS thread
Topic: Old BMS General Thread
Replies: 658
Views: 1257571

I want a load of made up two core twisted leads say varying from 50 - 200mm long. They must be available in the skip full from somewhere :? Peter, Pretty much all modern cars have twisted pairs in the wiring harnesses for ABS, Airbags and loads of other things. You might be able to source some from...
by GregsGarage
Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:37 pm
Forum: All things battery related
Topic: Southport LiFePO4 dealer
Replies: 57
Views: 109007

In addition to the light weight, several other things are helping the efficiency. Lithiums seem to only reuire about as much current put back in that was taken out. My e-meter counts the ah back down to zero, when it hits 0 the charge has switched off. Lead acid require more to be put back in before...
by GregsGarage
Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:10 pm
Forum: All things battery related
Topic: Li-ion cell interconnects and Noalox
Replies: 9
Views: 25838

Noalox, Penetrox and other Anti-Corrosive Zinc Pastes were originally developed for the American housing market. For a while Aluminium was used as well as copper for household wiring and these pastes were to be used on the aluminium connections. If installed correctly it could be as reliable as copp...

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