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The Batt mobile - Aussie Autocross racer

This is a purpose built car for grass roots motorsport including Autocross, khanacross, motorkhana and hill climbs.
It has an Advanced DC FB1-4001 DC motor and weighs 530kg

Batteries: 
Chevy volt 7KWH pack 3p42s
Charger: 
Thundersky
Controller: 
Zeva 1000amp
Conversion time and cost: 
11months $15,000 (including around $3,000 in mistakes)
Curb weight: 
530kg
Drivetrain: 
DC Series - Front wheel drive through a standard 5 speed
Heater: 
none
Lighting: 
None
Method for 12v system: 
Auxiliary bike battery (AGM)
Miles as an EV: 
50
Motor: 
Advanced DC FB1-4001
Number of wheels: 
4
Seating capacity: 
2
Top speed: 
100mph
Typical range: 
10miles
Watt-hours per mile: 
466
Location: 
Brisbane Queensland Australia
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Electric Warrior

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Heater: 
none
Batteries: 
UB 12750 sealed 12volt
Charger: 
Minn-kota 4 10amp marine
Controller: 
logicsystems 700 amp
Conversion time and cost: 
80 hours 2300 to convert
Curb weight: 
est 450
Drivetrain: 
Chain
Lighting: 
36 volt headlamp, 12 volt tail, resistive
Miles as an EV: 
no odometer, est 300
Motor: 
Advanced dc A89-4001
Number of wheels: 
4
Seating capacity: 
2
Top speed: 
40 mph
Typical range: 
13
Watt-hours per mile: 
350
Location: 
Indiana
Vehicle maker: 
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Xtreme BugE

Batteries: 
Odessy agm will chage to Life-po 80-100ah by April 2010
Charger: 
Quick charge
Controller: 
Curtis 1236 ac controller
Conversion time and cost: 
tbd
Curb weight: 
tbd
Drivetrain: 
Custom belt drive w/Gates Poly chain
Heater: 
na
Lighting: 
12v mc halogen
Method for 12v system: 
aux 12v batt
Miles as an EV: 
aprox. 30mi
Motor: 
Professional golf cars AC 72volt
Number of wheels: 
3
Seating capacity: 
1
Top speed: 
70mph
Typical range: 
80-100
Watt-hours per mile: 
tbd
Location: 
Takoma Park, Md
Vehicle Type: 
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500W 48V electric kart conversion from salvaged electric scooter parts

More information on this kart can be read at http://electrickart.blogspot.com

Batteries: 
4x12V deep cycle lead-acid, 18AH
Charger: 
100-220V 17AH charger from scooter
Controller: 
Controller salvaged from scooter
Conversion time and cost: 
6 months thinking, another 6 months thinking, 1 week of converting (we're not mechanics), about 850-1000 euros
Curb weight: 
~100kg
Drivetrain: 
Sprocket chain
Lighting: 
LED lights, optional 8x8 LED blinkenlights matrix
Method for 12v system: 
transformer salvaged from scooter
Miles as an EV: 
~300km
Motor: 
Rear wheel from an electric scooter, 500W, 3/4HP
Number of wheels: 
4
Seating capacity: 
1
Top speed: 
27kph (17mph)
Typical range: 
35-40km
Location: 
Antwerp, Belgium
Vehicle maker: 
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Foldable Electric Tricycle

This special tricycle incorporates innovative design with practical daily use, and it features two wheels in front and one in rear; the front two springs will adjust and balance the rider when turn around corner or any sudden changes of the direction is made.this trike can be folded to fit into the car trunk or van.20090819165.jpg20090819164.jpg

Batteries: 
36V 10Ah Li-Ion batteries
Charger: 
36V
Controller: 
36V 15A
Drivetrain: 
brusheless geared motor
Lighting: 
headlight and tail-light
Motor: 
250W motor
System Voltage: 
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Bumble BEE VEE Riding Mower

Heater: 
Summer Air
Batteries: 
Four 12 Volt, Optima D31 Yellow Tops,
Controller: 
48v Contactor 300Amps DC
Conversion time and cost: 
6 Weekends, $1500
Curb weight: 
600 Pounds
Drivetrain: 
5 Speed Belt Drive with Reverse
Lighting: 
Front HeadLights
Miles as an EV: 
Mowed Lawn 3 Times, 1.5 Hours Each Time
Motor: 
MARS ETEK-RT
Number of wheels: 
4
Seating capacity: 
1
Top speed: 
5 MPH
Typical range: 
1.5 Hours
Location: 
Northern Virginia
Vehicle Type: 
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Electric Old School Mini Bike

Batteries: 
B&B EVP-20
Charger: 
Soneil
Controller: 
Alltrax 4834
Conversion time and cost: 
4 weeks $2500 total
Curb weight: 
140
Drivetrain: 
Direct drive
Lighting: 
2x 55w Spider Eyes and LED Maltese cross tail light
Method for 12v system: 
2x 100w Qudas
Miles as an EV: 
~1000
Motor: 
Etek
Number of wheels: 
2
Seating capacity: 
1
Top speed: 
50
Typical range: 
10 miles
Location: 
Glendora California
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ELECTRECUMBENT

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Batteries: 
6 count 20 Amp Hour SLA's brand unknown
Charger: 
36 volt EZ-GO w/the pack split in two via on/off switch
Controller: 
stock controller from pantera freedom electric 48 volt scooter
Conversion time and cost: 
????
Curb weight: 
????
Drivetrain: 
none
Heater: 
none
Location: 
Phoenix AZ.
Miles as an EV: 
last pedometer said 2130 miles
Motor: 
48 volt Pantera series Hub Motor
Number of wheels: 
2
Seating capacity: 
ONE
Top speed: 
39 MPH
Typical range: 
25 to 30 miles
Lighting: 
AA powered lighting
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extreme xb 500 electric bicycle

It's all stock and everything works great . I bought it about 2 months ago.

Heater: 
no
Batteries: 
4 12v 12 amp agm
Charger: 
48v
Controller: 
whatever comes in the xb 500 eb
Conversion time and cost: 
stock
Curb weight: 
100 lbs
Drivetrain: 
motor
Lighting: 
12 v bulbs
Method for 12v system: 
4 12v batteries
Miles as an EV: 
100 est miles
Motor: 
500 w brushless
Number of wheels: 
2
Seating capacity: 
2
Top speed: 
23 mph
Typical range: 
18 miles to 23
Location: 
lakewood ca
Vehicle maker: 
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Modified Board

This is a conversion of a chinese knock off of the BMW street carver as designed
by Rudi Meuller. It was a short board of 150 watts and a 3 button wireless controller
that featured slow acceleration and braking ramps. This is a nice feature, actually.
I made it into a long board ( 48 inch ) and added a bigger 450 watt Unite motors MY-7618
24V motor.
I have a hitech R/C transmitter and reciever going to a Jetti 80 amp brushed speed
controller. It also has a deadman's switch so if you step off it shuts down.

Heater: 
A hot mamma
Batteries: 
20, Elite 4000mah Nimh
Charger: 
Hitech R/C charger
Controller: 
Jetti 80 amp brushed
Conversion time and cost: 
Rietti short board,150 watt, to long board 450 watt . $130 for board,$75 motor,$100 batteries,free controller,$75 R/C equip.
Curb weight: 
25 lbs. with nimh
Drivetrain: 
HTD belt
Lighting: 
street
Method for 12v system: 
none
Miles as an EV: 
2 miles per charge. SLA's fail at 20 amp load,just installed Nimh
Motor: 
MY-6812 ,brushed
Number of wheels: 
4
Seating capacity: 
On a skateboard??
Top speed: 
15
Typical range: 
twice around the block,more with nimh to be reported at a late date
Location: 
InsaneDiego
Vehicle Type: 
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