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I went the Andy Kirby route for my first build and used power tool batteries, Milwaukee specifically. Their high output batteries can do a little over 1500w each and charge up to 20.1v. 3x M18 6AH batteries in series gets me a 60.3v pack. If you have the space for 2 strings of 3 batteries it can do 3kw continuous without any issue. And charging is way faster than a standard 52v 13AH, even with the quicker 3A charger. Considering my 36/48v controller only as 61v capacitors I’m maxed out in that kit. It also saves a bunch of $ since i can just used two M18’s for my wife’s ebike. The real downside is the extra space taken up by the casing of the packs, but they sure are rugged so youre less likely to have a fire after a crash.
This is very accurate, im a RC enthusiast and I use all the way up to 6S lipo. You can dump extremely high current without significant damage or heat provided you don't over discharge them just like lithium iron. They do explode though if they are impacted heavily. Never charge unattended...... ever!
If you want i can show you what i have done to wire my batteries in to my latest BMS You will need a "6s JST-XH Parallel Balance Lead Harness" cut three off with as much lead as you can then solder these to the balance leads (in sequence) of your BMS. I can do you a little vid . Been making my own mid drives since 2012.
WRT battery fires, I thought about something earlier today: Batteries are the most expensive part of the project. Therefore, people try to get the most they can using the least batteries. This results in maximum discharge over an extended period of time. The battery eventually overheats and goes into thermal runaway. Maximum discharge should only be used in short bursts.
I have the same setup but 16ah. 18s lipo Capable of over 200A. Using on a bbs02 with external 3000w controller. Works amazing and the batteries doesn't even get warm even though the controller pulls max 60A
I flew drones. 15pacs a day. For years. Best system by far. If one pac fails dont have to replace whole batery. There made to drain.. charger's show each cell condition. And charge faster. Good choice of charger brother 👊👊💪💪 your friends giving you good advice. 👊👊💪💪 if ever see a cell not balancing right? Through away. It will get worse and explode one day charging or full throttle for to long.. and trust me. Scary shit! Always charge outside!!
Nice vidéo Dude,yes lipos are fucking dangerous,never charge them in the house unsupervised...and get à smoke detector..Regret that lipos have little Mah capacity but for amps its unbeatable...can't wait to see your monster build..well done on the safety aspect..
3 makita 18v 6 ah batterys, 250w hub, 30+ mph, i made a rectangle box you just slot into and fittted to bottle rack bolts. put a low voltage circuit in else you,ll kill em, pcb on ebays for like 5 quid, i set it to 45v and it cuts out. plus easy to charge on makita charger. these are the best batterys ive used so far, they sag the least and really give you power till the end.
I have a few 60v 4Ag greenworks batteries that i use for various ride-on projects. These things give me low range but they make the thing go FAST. Its quite the fun.
@@DudeStuff wish I could. These things are massive for the little capacity they hold. It's only a 15s2p battery but the overall size takes up the room of a 13s6p pack. Nevertheless, these tool batteries are quick and easy to use if I want to push the controller to its limits.
I modify Makita powertool battery holders to take contacts and then fit three in series to a nylon base. I then get 60v 9Ah and my fat bike does 10 miles on that. Costs me less than £100.
Great content. Love the techy stuff especially with batteries. Just started my own solar panel and battery storage system. And like you,I’m sh1t scared of electricity ⚡️ 😂
You're brave mate, I'm alright with plumbing, but electrics terrifies me. Great video showing us the whole process and sharing the RU-vid love with your local tech shop. Genuine nice fella. I'm just bouncing back between your channel and Andy's realising I have 4 years of catching up to do! Plenty of interesting material and knowledge shared too, nice one
always make sure only one wire is exposed and is impossible to get a shock basically, use wago clips to always isolate a wire ,also when it does not need a connection. I think I have to make a video myself to show how to work safe. I see a lot of naive electro "tips", these vids are the real danger. Eg 5:41 he does not connect but that is what I mean, first top these wires with wago's and you can safely connect it, and then one by one connect them to the other battery.
If you look at the wattage your 6 or 8 gauge wires could handle, you are wasting a lot of energy transferred into heat 100ax50v 5000watts, look on car audio what wire sizes you should be using for such wattage
Subbed up Steve. been watching a few of your videos now, I like your ideas. I'm looking to make an e-bike system that will give me miles over the hill - the Pennine hills where I live, (up North) - I want range. I'm looking to get the range, carrying my and my camping gear to extend my years of bike touring, any ideas?
Tops u are man ♂️ you can do any thing you think of gosh some skill to have i love e bikes scooters exc but bigger and faster bike I want one day I suffer with lungs 🫁 but they help me a lot getting around and Ur just over all amazing man big up from 🇮🇪💯
is there some kind of reverse resistor switch that CUTS off the circuit if the voltage drops to a degree ?so it can be a inline resistor on the cable itself
Can i connect 2 48 volt batterys togither to make more power for my bike as i only have the 1 48v and im looking to buy another to wire them togither to make more power and to last longer is it possable?
get the wago clips man, isolate all the bare ends and only have one wire exposed at the time. It is good that you went to the shop because you have no clue what you are doing.
Hi there mate so iv seen few vids of dyu jetson bolt and windgoo lil e bikes and there few farat modified 1 but no links for nothing i bought a windgoo for lil brother larst year is standead and original battery is 36v 6.6ah 350 watt hub moter he dose not use no moore and have been searching for months doing research and i cant find no battery that of roght size and gd quality i have controler/ trigger throttle it can take up 2 72v battery problem is there only 36 10ah available but my self im looking for 60v but min i need 30ah plz help me out mate do you have contact details i. Uk London and not fused about speed or id chage hub moter biger watt is ah and battery size as wona keep it clean and basic dont wont it look like iv done nothing 2 it but need it as a dail go 2 and will be traveiing long distances my 1 dose not have pedals i have there pegs
I would imagine it would work the controller just won't pull a huge amount of amps. Doubt you'll loose any speed just not brutal acceleration I'd guess
@@DudeStuff I'm running a 60v lithium now. And I'm happy with the acceleration. So 66.6 with lipo should be a bit better overall 🤔. Thanks for the reply.
@John Doe look them up for what reason? I'm aware what a72v lithium battery is. This is an cheaper faster alternative to 72v lithium that can output more amps
I would put a bac 4000 From greenline engineering they made me up the kit that I could run my QS205 hub motor 5T check out chriscrosingwires on RU-vid he has a light pole monster that does 100 miles an hour
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