Battery Vehicle Society

great... those advice was just what i needed.... have any idea what max size is they handle? had a bit trouble navigate their site

first we are going to build a basic PCB that handles lights etc... all the basic's to make it street legal after that we are going to add on top of that, charging are the next.... i was maybe a bit ahead but since it's an EV i thought i might as well start search for options.. and that is where i re...

Hi peter Would you mind if your work found way to a user based product? We are (excludning myself) a group of danish cityel owners that are thinkinger with a replacement board that replaces the org relay/fuse board and the battery cells are from thundersky. Since the cityel is not an complicated &qu...

doh :-D did take the info from there.... i just recall that it was every 5000 km but my plan was that the first post would never be 100% done, allways have last % room for corrections and updates. but to make clear on the watering... this is only done on/after a maint charge? will correct first post...

No problem with the park brake.. it's not a safty thing here so they can not fail me on that... as long the hand brake works

how do the excel sheet work?

This is an attempt to make a guide for buyers. You can see it as a kind of checklist. Reply with your ideas and they will be added to the first post. Over time we should be able to have a good starting point for both beginners and the more advanced driver

Things to check for (Items in green should be checkable with basic tools such as voltmeter, Red items require jacking up the car etc.) ⋅ The date of the cells: There is a date sticker on the battery crates but this is no gurantee, cell's can be changed etc. Cell's made before year 2000 are...

thanks again... when going for the test drive i will ask the seller to have it charged and leave the plug in... a volt meter in the pocket should take care of the voltage messurement... as for the watering i can only take his word for it.. the rear void bush is that checkable with the wheel on the g...

could be bad connection... if not much mistaken there has to be some kind of electrical grease on the pins... i know from pc's that if there is a bad/half connection that is loaded to the limit that can make pin hot and even melt it... not sure if this would apply here also but logic says it's the s...

Thanks a lot... Will it make any sense to make a thread alone for a buying guide and gather every users experience there? a kind of sticky where we can add as people reply?