how to build an electric scooter

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Hi all, im sorry about my english but, I don't understand much about
electronics and stuff, and I would like to know the easiest way to
build an home made electric, batery scooter... I dont mind about the
velocity I just want it to last much time. I got the chasis already
done, but I dont know how to put batterys pulling the weel...
can anyone help me please...?
thank you!

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Hi all, im sorry about my english but, I don't understand much about
electronics and stuff, and I would like to know the easiest way to
build an home made electric, batery scooter.

Google for (Build your own electric scooter)


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[[email protected]]

Hi all, im sorry about my english but, I don't understand much about
electronics and stuff, and I would like to know the easiest way to
build an home made electric, batery scooter... I dont mind about the
velocity I just want it to last much time. I got the chasis already
done, but I dont know how to put batterys pulling the weel...
can anyone help me please...?
thank you!

You need a FET speed controller between the battery and the motor, The
speed controller will read a potentiometer and vary the motor speed.
see: http://www.4qdtec.com/pwm-01.html

 

[Donald]

Hi all, im sorry about my english but, I don't understand much about
electronics and stuff, and I would like to know the easiest way to
build an home made electric, batery scooter... I dont mind about the
velocity I just want it to last much time. I got the chasis already
done, but I dont know how to put batterys pulling the weel...
can anyone help me please...?
thank you!

Please post a link to a picture of your chassis.

donald

 

[Ken Smith]

You need a FET speed controller between the battery and the motor, The
speed controller will read a potentiometer and vary the motor speed.
see: http://www.4qdtec.com/pwm-01.html

He doesn't need to get that complex. He just needs a pair of 6V
batteries, a modest sized 12V motor, single pole double throw switch, some
starter relays and a pair of pulleys with very different diameters.

He wants it to last a long time. This usually implies it needing to be
very simple and over designed.


The double throw switch and relays is so that the batteries can be hooked
in series or parallel: Ascii art

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-------+-------/ O-------+-------------- To motor
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! + ! ! ! + !
! ! ! ! !
! - ! ! ! - !
--- ! ---
! ! !
! ! / ! /
! -------/ O-------+-----/ O---- GND
GND

 

[Rich Grise]

He doesn't need to get that complex. He just needs a pair of 6V
batteries, a modest sized 12V motor, single pole double throw switch, some
starter relays and a pair of pulleys with very different diameters.

He wants it to last a long time. This usually implies it needing to be
very simple and over designed.

Heh - I had ass-u-med that he meant "battery life".


Rich