Closed kwatkins closed 6 years ago
Hi @kwatkins,
Thanks for sharing your project. I'm about to follow your steps and have a few questions if you don't mind:
Does your setup include any battery over discharge protection ? Can you get a full OW+ charge with your battery ? If so, how long does it take to fully charge your OW+ ?
Thank you for your help :)
Hi iSalah -
Good question, overcharge protection is baked into the board BMS (battery management system) - it will prevent any overcharging with the setup, just like if you charged off AC and adapter.
I was able to get a full charge, took about 20 mins? or around there. Definite must for OW+. Now I'm riding a OW+ XR and wow, thing goes forever, I'm going up to 15 miles on a single charge. Also the setup to charge also works on the XR (63V/3.2A), although tbh XR doesn't need it, thing just goes.
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Hi Kevin,
Thanks for sharing your project. I'm about to follow your steps and have a few questions if you don't mind:
Does your setup include any battery over discharge protection ? Can you get a full OW+ charge with your battery ? If so, how long does it take to fully charge your OW+ ?
Thank you for your help :)
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Not an issue/feature request/etc more of wanted to pass the notes on my latest project to team... I finally succeeded in getting a battery pack and charger etc to be able to charge on the go. Now can finally make it to the ocean on the golden gate park runs...
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Then it's solder city converting everything to XT60 plugs. For charging the battery w/ the laptop power cable the solar charger is set to 42V/1.5A and for charging the OW+ from the battery solar charger is set to 58V/3.5A
If any of you are going down this rabbit hole let me know, took a bit of time to get this working with electrical smoke and bit of scare that I don't wish on anyone :)