Nope. They came from Moosefet.
Nope from the OP.
Here is what he said:
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Hi,
In the last few days,
I've bought a 22 inch electric bike 2nd hand for £120.
It's been pretty impressive so far imho.
Problem is,
as people probably already know, is the battery...
At the moment,
it does 12 miles at 17 mph quite comfortably with no input from the
rider.
(36v 12 amp lead acid battery)
Just curious to what you think of this idea of extending the range.
A leisure battery from a scrap yard 12v 110 amp - £30
A fast charger 22amp from Argos - £40
A 12v to 36 dc to dc convertor - £70
A current limiting diode.
ie 12v at 110amps,
probably equals 36 volt at 30amp = 2 times as far = 25 miles,
(taking into account the extra weight and the loss of electric
convertion)
but I reckon it should be good for an approx range of 30 miles of
effortless riding.
Any comments? Ideas?
Thanks,
Dave
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Note that he said "does" and then says "Range". He is talking of its
range.
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Exactly. It's flawed, that's why I called it phoney.
Just as assuming constant energy from the battery is
flawed.
I never assumed "constant energy from the battery" I assumed constant
energy in the battery. The lower amount you get from the battery
isbecause of a loss as far as finding the range in concerned.