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.
The original 7 Ah SLA batteries would only deliver 4 aH's at the power levels the
450 watt motor requires. I have since changed to 4 aH Elite brand Nimh sub-c batteries
( 20 total). This saved over 10 pounds! These deliver enough instantaneous amps that the HTD belt snapped on the first try with the Elites! A new belt is on order. More to come.
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Re: Modified Board
Re: Modified Board
Hello Bob,
Sweet looking ride I must say. I'm an engineering student from Finland starting my own e-board project. Bit of noob to electronics, so I still have some issues involing what parts I need. Finding parts is the hardest part as they all need to be ordered from abroad.
I'm also going to use an MY7816 motor, but my problem comes with the receiver/controller. Is your receiver directly connected to the controller, or did you have to do any tweaking. Is your 80amp Jeti originally meant for e-scooters to be used with a manual throttle?
I haven't found any info anywhere whether the controllers can receive directly from a PWM receiver and at what voltage. Can you help me at all in this sector? Can you share your controller and receivers exact models?
Cheers,
Mr.S
Re: Modified Board
fantastic work Bob,
thanks for the info...
I have a question for anyone who may be able to help.. The electronics died on my unit so I replaced them with this: http://www.electronickits.com/remote_control/rf2.htm
it works great on the bench but when I'm riding it sometimes it won't switch off. I've tested the transmitter range so I dont' see this as the issue, I'm guessing it may be due to emf from the motor. I've used a separate battery for the control voltage but it had no effect.
Any one care to guess?
BTW I took the hardware off the rietti board and mounted it on a pretty cool deck, , check it out:
http://qndfix.com/~satch/cpg/displayimage.php?pid=361&fullsize=1