Hi Pedro, very sorry for the slow reply. Sorry to say he mo9ved on to another project so he isn't likely to be starting this one any time soon.

All the best,

James

Sorry for the slow reply, I just PM'd you

I should have my front pack in by mid November so can probably wire something in to see if it likes 48s (at least without it moving), I too am interested in running it at lower voltages, am quite tempted by half of a corsa-e/e208 in a 48 to 60s configuration as I can basically get 22-28kwhr and sti...

tom91 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 20, 2022 3:03 pm None that I have found on the Opto setup, they run a VCU I have developed. Also bench testing could get upto 12K rpm in both directions.

Outstanding, thanks for the info Tom.

I’ll be happy to try it at lower voltages with my test batteries Tom but it’s probably going to be a while before I can get all the parts together. The Nissan Leaf inverter has a low voltage cutoff that kills the whole system at 190v so it’s sensible to check like you say. I wanted to ask, that Opto...

Amazing thanks Arber and rstevens

Sorry for the slow reply, losing track of the notifications Ooh that’s quite an open ended question… depends what current you’re drawing which may be limited by your battery or other components. As a general ruIe I was always taught that if you multiply the cross sectional area of your wire in mm2 b...

Apologies if this question has already been answered but I’ve read conflicting reports of the max input voltage the rear inverter can accept. The outlander battery uses 10x 8 prismatic cell modules from memory. Has anyone tried a 96s (360v) ev battery with it and is there any internal logic or limit...

Roger

The Figaro is nearly finished, great car but too much modification required to fit the leaf battery inside. Plan is to try again once it’s finished but with an MGR and Gen 2 Prius inverter which should free up a lot of space in the engine bay for other battery options. @ZooKeeper I downloaded the pa...

Nice work Dan! Let us know when it’s up and running. The HV orange looks very nice as well

Glad you were able to make it fit Dan thanks, I’m always happy to get a bit of constructive criticism, that way the next person doesn’t encounter the same problems. Let us know how you get on.

And today my cable glands arrived, but unfortunately seems there isn't enough space between the two threaded holes for the two glands to screw in side by side, did you find two glands that fit? Could you send me a link to them if so? 20210901_215508.jpg Thanks Dan Glad the print came out well Dan. ...

The spacing between the two bolt holes is a few mm too short. I need to confirm if this is my printers accuracy that is at fault and measure it up against the cad model. It's not a big deal I can file it out a little. Thanks for posting this. That’s my bad, I had the same issue as well, the post ho...

We were lucky enough to be invited to demonstrate the Fig-Leaf at the Figaro Owner’s Club’s 30th Anniversary event. Here’s a quick video of how the day went with big thanks to forum members Steve Knox and Jason Wright for all their help! https://youtu.be/KyI2BqRvxAg If you’d like to know more, here’...

Awesome, I’ve not tried printing PETG yet. Let us know how you get on

earthman wrote: ↑Sun Aug 22, 2021 6:13 am and if you use a сanhacker to get the necessary commands?

Not sure I understand the question?

I have started a section in the Openinverter Wiki labelled CAD Models to act as a general repository for any models people may wish to use to test fit components before deciding which system to use in their conversion. If you find a CAD model or create one yourself for any component please feel free...

No worries, at least if you’re able to turn the bar yourself you can get a better shape from it. … I'm now looking at buying a cheapish 3D printer to have a go at printing the enclosure myself, should be interesting Good luck, I’ve had a lot of success with the Ender 3 V2 but the max print temp is 2...

Probably, these 30mm M6 Standoffs from ebay with a 16mm Outer Diameter would also do fine. Just remember to add insulation. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/323796464699?var=513351742345&hash=item4b63c5f43b:g:j58AAOSwyrlcwboJ I've done a quick measurement of the max radius of each standoff and it look...

She’s alive!

Fantastic result, very well done! Amazing to see the wheels spin. Did you ever get to the bottom of what was causing the resolver reading to continually peak and trough?

Happy to help. Any issues please let me know and I can modify the design. As a tip it’s worth installing the glands and lugged cables into the enclosure first before test fitting it to the inverter. You may need to run the glands through the threaded holes a couple of times to tap them out in case y...

Thanks guys, hope it's useful Question: Why you didn't add 3 small screws to secure the lid? It's a good question. When printed the lid snaps in place really well (obviously depends on your print settings) and makes a good secure fitting with friction. It is removable (with a bit of force) until you...

Evening all, After a couple of requests, here's my design for an enclosure that can be sealed to make the HV battery terminals watertight for the GS 450H Inverter (stl files attached to the bottom of this post). top down no lid.png It bolts down to the 2 M6 bolts used by the original. Because of the...