Lightweight Electric Vehicles

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There's an interesting place not far from me

KiNG Scooter Cambodia
096 224 0195
https://maps.app.goo.gl/qm1mR8au4UQgecQk7
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ressl wrote: ↑Wed Nov 10, 2021 7:22 am
beaker wrote: ↑Tue Sep 21, 2021 3:05 pm Just off the top of my head I would say 3000w motor, 60 v battery at ~60-100 amps but then you run into problems with handling and stability.
I am just working on a prototype looking like a Bajaj with 3.5kW motor, 60V and 75Ah battery capable of quick charge (ordinary 8-10 hours at home, so that the plug doesn't melt and the street doesn't go dark, and at set up charging stations with sufficient power available charging at 1C). If someone is keen for early testing, drop me a message. I assume we get it on the road by end of this year, but getting parts has already delayed the whole project a lot
Using a reverse trike base would be much more stable simple with no drive-train to set up using dual front hub motors. The instant power/torque put out by electric motors would end up rolling a conventional trike on its side starting out with the wheel turned
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Vendor from the OP, they seem to sell a lot of these- claim to offer full service for all e-bikes and similar
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It looks like a disability scooter and a golf cart had a hideous baby.
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yep.
I notice most of their customers are elderly Khmer Chen.
Lots in provinces.
They just opened their 6th shop in PP
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Used Goods buy and sell in Phnom Penh
https://used-goods-buy-and-sell-in-phno ... m=referral

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