| Owner | Jack Bradshaw | ||
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| Owner's Other EV | Bridgestone MB-6 | ||
| Location | Hampstead, New Hampshire United States map | ||
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| Vehicle | 1993 Eagle Jeep Summit Eagle Wagon Converted in 1993 by SOLARMAX for the Orlando Utilities Commission. Purchased on EBay 4/07 | ||
| Motor | Advanced DC FB-4001A, 72-144V, dual-shaft, 19 HP, 85 HP peak Series Wound DC 9.1" | ||
| Controller | Curtis 1221B-7401 going to 1221C | ||
| Batteries | 10 Power Battery SLF-12205, 12.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, AGM Surplus UPS batteries 184AH (4/07) Originally 10 East Penn Mfg 8G30H Battery wiring was #1 welding cable, now replaced w/ #2/0 | ||
| System Voltage | 120 Volts | ||
| Charger | KTA BC-20 120 VDC on board Charger.....being replaced by 5 Dytek dual bank marine chargers w/ added isolation relays and fuses | ||
| Heater | Magnetek Air Conditioning Motor (1Hp) - adding ceramic heater | ||
| DC/DC Converter | Solar Car Corp Exide Nautilus (Todd ?) 12VDC 10A on board Charger | ||
| Instrumentation | Ammeter: Westberg 2C6-30X 500A Shunt: Deltec MKB-500-50 500A/50mv Fuel: Curtis 900R-120-BN Battery Gauge | ||
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| Seating Capacity | 2 adults | ||
| Conversion Cost | Components: $ 9,553.05 (original 1993) Surplus batteries ~ $1000. New wiring and solenoids ~ $200 5 Dyteks ~ $175 (EBay) Misc small stuff EBay ~ $200 Heater $25 (Sam's) | ||
| Additional Features | Stupid phony hood intake and wing (both coming off) | ||
| It's still a work in progress to get it ready for spring. I'm still impressed w/ how nice a setup the Summit is though.....even though I bought it for the EV parts to use for a different conversion I've decided to stay w/ the Summit and update it....GO (iMIEV) MITSUBISHI ! PS: I've added a public charging station to the side of the building here....see WebPage /> neeaa.org/charging.htm#nh | |||








