compleckz
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how much were all the parts involved?
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Electric 91 Ranger
- Thread starter Beef52751
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No regenerative braking yet?
Wicked_Sludge
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probably not. regenerative braking is rather expensive for the individual to impliment yet...
Beef52751
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Had $10,000 into it, truck included, but no labor cause we did it all ourselves.
No Regenerative braking yet, we are going to try that on the next vehichle, the plan is to build a vehichle from scratch and use an AC motor, should be fun but itll be interesting.
Beef
No Regenerative braking yet, we are going to try that on the next vehichle, the plan is to build a vehichle from scratch and use an AC motor, should be fun but itll be interesting.
Beef
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Needs more oomph! Like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAYrsEOxqYc
But good to see all the new home-brew electrics popping up!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAYrsEOxqYc
But good to see all the new home-brew electrics popping up!
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xgenralxleex01x
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thats awsome man
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Only problem with electric is the longevity of the batteries! That is the draw back right now.
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MY GOD thats fast!!! its inspiring but i dont get how it happens. Really amazing!
also good job with the 91 its awesome!!!
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