Bill of Materials

| | Comments (2) | TrackBacks (0)
Bill of Materials for my mo-ped conversion after the jump.

Base Unit

Piaggio Boxer (1971)
- 50 cc 2-stroke internal combustion engine (removed)

Electric Motor

HXT 80-100-B 130Kv Brushless Outrunner from United Hobbies (link)

Electronic Speed Controller

Castle Creations Phoenix HV-110 (link)

Throttle

Magura 0-5K Potentiometer throttle

Servo Tester (Pot to ESC)

Boman Industries Polar-Matic PC-50 (ebay)

Power Monitor

Cycle Analyst (link)

Batteries

Currently SLA: Rhino SLA-17-12 12 Volt 18Ah Sealed Lead Acid Battery
- 2 x 12V @ 18Ah; 24V (normal configuration; 30kph top speed)
- 3 x 12V @ 18Ah; 36V (loaded; 45 kph top speed)

Future Plan: NiMH: 9.6 volts 3800 mAh R/C racing packs
- 3 x 9.6V serial; 2 parallel (28.8V @ 7.6Ah)
- to be upgraded to 4S 4P (38.V @ 15.2 Ah) configuration in future

Power Connectors

Anderson PowerPole 45 on main connections

Low Voltage (12/5VDC) Converters

  1. 12VDC converter using National Semiconductor LM2576HVT-12-ND buck-converter for fans and rear lighting
  2. 12 volt to 5VDC converter using MC34063 Based Switching Regulator for front lighting
  3. Quark Pro BEC 3A UBEC for servo tester / RC components

Lighting

- Front lighting using high-power Luxeon LED
- Rear lighting using high-power red LEDs

Things I burned out/destroyed

  • E-Sky EK2-0907 Servo Tester
  • Doc Wattson power monitor
  • ELF 100 ESC speed controller
  • Right index finger on burnt out ESC
  • Various burns and scrapes

0 TrackBacks

Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry: Bill of Materials.

TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.photoethnography.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-tb.cgi/741

2 Comments

Note that many of these parts were replaced when I replaced my HV110 that went up in flames.

Leave a comment

About this Entry

This page contains a single entry by Karen Nakamura published on August 30, 2008 1:57 PM.

Piaggio Boxer-EV conversion (almost) finished was the previous entry in this blog.

Karen 0 : Moped 1 -- ouch (NSFW) is the next entry in this blog.

Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content.