Ok.
I have two blocks finished. All cells in the block connected.
My question is about the stock 1,000 watt controller for the 1,000 watt direct drive hub motor. It is all hooked up and running so do not want to haul it upstairs and unhook it and install the 36 to 60V 1,000 watt Greentime controller unless there is a problem with the sensor wires or the stock controller.
Also I do not want to burn out the stock controller as it is 48V NOT 60V.
Also I do not want to run 12S - LIFEPO4 either. I want to run 16S so that all the cells are cycled evenly.
16 * 3.7 = 59.2V
16 * 3.8 = 60.8V
I was thinking 54 to 56V might be my best option for the stock controller.
I do not even know how many amps the stock controller is but do know that
1,000W / 48V = 20.83 * 56 = 1,166W.
The thing is charging. I need to charge the 26650 cells to 3.5V not 3.8 or 3.7.
Of course I do have the other option of hooking up the 36 to 60V Greentime controller. I may be able to swap controllers in the van so wont have to lug that heavy dual suspension up the stairs.
The thing is I should have ordered a 1,500 watt Greentime controller instead of the 1,000 watt. I do know that Greentime controllers do work very well as the 18 amp 350 watt Greentime controller hooked to the Bafang motors put out ample power so at 35 amps the 1,000W Greentime controller should put out at 60V.
35 amps * 58V = 2,030 watts. But since it is only rated at 1,000W I question that.
Please let me know as I coud order a 60V - 1,500W controller for that motor.
Thanks.
LC. out.
6/5/21 - 9:15 PM.
four down and two to go.
I still have to build the box the six blocks will fit in to tightly after they are hooked in series. I am on my way to WallMart to get more liquid tape if they still have it. I know I bought the last one I am using now there.
I am also getting gorilla tape to cover the tops. I want to be 100% sure there are no short circuits.
Thanks.
LC. out.