Owner | Fred Liesegang | ||||||||
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Location | Brookhaven, New York United States map | ||||||||
Vehicle | 1987 Mazda B2000 Old but pretty clean truck had "convert me" written all over it. | ||||||||
Motor | Warfield warp 9 Series Wound DC | ||||||||
Drivetrain | 5 speed manual | ||||||||
Controller | Evnetics Soliton JR. very tunable, very cool series DC controller | ||||||||
Batteries | 24 US Battery 2200 XC, 6.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, Flooded golf cart batteries | ||||||||
System Voltage | 144 Volts | ||||||||
Charger | Quick Charge SCPWX Works well | ||||||||
Heater | not yet | ||||||||
DC/DC Converter | Meanwell SP-500 | ||||||||
Instrumentation | Westberg Ammeter and Voltmeter for pack | ||||||||
Top Speed | 70 MPH (112 KPH) so far, room to go | ||||||||
Acceleration | Like an ICE in first two gears, a litle sluggish on higher gears. Perfectly acceptable around town. | ||||||||
Range | 50 Miles (80 Kilometers) Summer time range. Winter probably 30. | ||||||||
Watt Hours/Mile | will get back to you on that! | ||||||||
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Seating Capacity | 2 adults | ||||||||
Curb Weight | 4,320 Pounds (1,963 Kilograms) On scale with me in it. Need to reduce it some. | ||||||||
Tires | old but hold air, have tread | ||||||||
Conversion Time | Started in earnest last April, although purchased truck with connecting rod through the side two years ago. | ||||||||
Conversion Cost | About $8000.00 | ||||||||
Additional Features | None yet, still working on it | ||||||||
Needs more gauges for 12V and vacuum for brakes. Runs well, very happy with how it drives. Many thanks to Mike Savino of EV-Propulsion in Bayport, New York for his considerable help and advice! And to the Long Island Electric Auto Assoc. chapter for their support. May 24, 2012 Update: With the warmer weather, range is well over 40 miles per charge, and will go passed 70 MPH easily. Nov. 7 2012 Update: Last summer range topped 50 miles! Slowly getting bodywork improved. Having a gas shortage in the Northest after hurricane Sandy. I glad I have the truck! |