Cagiva motorcycle conversion

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Postby EVguru » Fri Aug 03, 2007 3:30 pm

PS EV Guru> some of these protective functions are implemented in this great product for light electric mobility, now it supports even amperages for motrocycles and cars too (CycleAnalyst - formerly DrainBrain):


They don't limit on an individual battery basis.
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Postby electricvehicles » Fri Aug 03, 2007 3:53 pm

But correct me if im wrong -- but is a battery not made up of an unlimited number of cells ? are we looking at battery of cell monitoring ?
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Postby EVguru » Fri Aug 03, 2007 4:55 pm

The convention used by the on-road EV community is that several cells form a battery (you would probably call it a monoblock) and several batteries constitute a 'pack'. A vehicle might have one, two, or more packs.
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Postby electricvehicles » Mon Aug 06, 2007 4:41 pm

EVguru wrote:The convention used by the on-road EV community is that several cells form a battery (you would probably call it a monoblock) and several batteries constitute a 'pack'. A vehicle might have one, two, or more packs.


Never in all my years have I come across your definition of a battery. And thats 22 years. Humble milk float is an on-road Ev as is the the CF Bedford, Enfield, Harbilt, etc. And a a battery has always been called a battery, usually specified as 72V Battery, 48V Battery etc.
Perhaps you are refering to our cousins across the water ???
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