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Travis Gintz
eVFR 1986 VFR700
Submitted by
frodus
on Fri, 03/28/2008 - 12:41
Batteries:
10 28Ah Panasonic AGM's (120V, 3360Wh)
Charger:
custom built
Controller:
Custom Synkromotive 156V 600A Series controller
Conversion time and cost:
so far about 40-50 hours, cost is about $700
Curb weight:
~500 estimated
Drivetrain:
Direct chain drive
Lighting:
stock
Location:
Portland, OR
Method for 12v system:
custom
Miles as an EV:
~40
Motor:
Advanced DC k99-4007
Number of wheels:
2
Seating capacity:
2
Top speed:
63mph @ 72V
System Voltage:
109-120 volts
Vehicle maker:
Travis Gintz
Vehicle Type:
Motorcycle
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