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How to add a voltmeter battery gauge to a Razor MX650 MX500 SX500 

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@That1E_K1129
@That1E_K1129 Год назад
Did you have to open up the controller and modify it to handle 48v? I put 36 to mine and it burnt up in like 3 days😂 I'm running a fast scooters 48v thousand watt controller now and have no issues but that original Razer controller didn't last too long lol
@freshmaker5
@freshmaker5 Год назад
The terminology of over volt means you’re putting more voltage to the Stock system than intended. The rule of thumb that will get you a fair amount of longevity while still increasing performance substantially is about 150%. Anything more and you’re burning stuff up quick. So for 24 V you could go to 36 V (24+12=36) For 36v you could add another 18 V but most people just make it 48 V. Everything besides the extra battery, different wiring, added, fuse holder and changed out. Charger is stock. I recommend doing all the batteries at once and not just adding a random one in to an old set of batteries.
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