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amerjack

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Big Finish Yeee - gearbox work perfect now only cosmetic - dc converter and vacum pump to brakes - maybe electric stering pump and MOT.
Conversion cost me in this moment 470£-550£.
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Posted Reply with quote  #27 
How much did the DC-DC converter cost you?
I really wouldn't do electric steering.

I'm waiting to know if that controller will work??!!
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controller work perfect, dc-dc convert still looking but i think i buy curtis.
vacum pump with audi or volvo and electric steering pump maybe with fabia i dont no yet.
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Posted Reply with quote  #29 
Ampman this is cosmetic but for me wery important is gearbox work perfect yeee.
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You'll have to get registration changed to electric .. but then road tax will be free!
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hi
some new - emergency disconect - yeee

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and Battery power level indicator - yee

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Always good to have an Emergency disconnect.
I've needed mine once, its a life-saver.

How much did that cost you, and what current breaking rating does it have?
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ampman - was free but i see on ebay was max 20-25£
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Posted Reply with quote  #34 
What speed are you getting from your car Amerjack?
I know you are not too concerned about top speed, but with that controller I'd be surprised to see >25mph?
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i have problem buy battery charger to my AGM battery - maybe someone have minimum one 12v for sale and i have information minimium 25/30A.
thank you
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These are less than half price right now, just £19.99 from Argos and very good, 12amps which is enough because you will likely only run your batteries 2/3rds down at most, and 12amps will be perfect for overnight charge
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7402106.htm
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ampman i dont se information about AGM battery - but price wery good for me.
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i have one battery charger but i cant find information what type battery can i use.
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The charge profile for AGM vs Wet Lead Acid is not very different. A slightly lower final voltage, but most chargers have a switch for type, or are automatic.
Either way the difference is about 0.2v and wont kill your batteries.

From the back, it looks like your Industrial charger is 24v?? It is better to have four individual 12v chargers rather than charging two in series (because they can become imbalanced)
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battery charger work perfect - on this moment is ok - now only vacuum pump and electric power steering.
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99% finish - this week maybe MOT yeeee[crazy]
i have vacuum pump and tank but still i cant find vacuum switch - maybe someone have idea when buy this switch. max -30Hg
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Posted Reply with quote  #42 
Hey Amerjack
Your work there is high standard - fine job
You only have small cars in UK, how hard is that little compact to turn without PowerSteer?
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Hey Amerjack
Your work there is high standard - fine job
You only have small cars in UK, how hard is that little compact to turn without PowerSteer?


I try work in high standard
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some new!!
dc/dc converter
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before:
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now only vacuum switch and ready on MOT
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Posted Reply with quote  #45 
I will be very interested to hear what speed you can get.
I said all along I will be surprised if you can reach 30mph with that controller.
Have you taken it for a test drive yet?
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today MOT test - Passsssssssss!!!! - Perfect[biggrin]

my test lasted almost two hours - all the mechanics of the nearby garages come see the car and take pictures [rofl]
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SUPERB!
So tell us, what speed will it go?
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hello all
because micra driving nicely time for a change
I start to build a better battery - Tesla style.
I use 18650 cell battery.
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What 10000 of them??
I think that will prove to be a crazy decision! How much are you paying for those?
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