EV SWAP BASICS | Everything EV Episode 1

[@CafeElectric]

I've worked in the industry for 30 years and I want to commend you. That was a very concise and accurate introduction to EV safety and terms. Very well written.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@projectgattago]

Awesome! Looking forward to future installments.

[@d.o.nmuzic3802]

Me too. Thank you 😊

[@Sgtjimmydz]

I've always wanted to put a electric motor in the back of my Mitsubishi Evolution to power the rear and keep the stock motor powering the front.

[@benzimanagbozo3607]

nice intro

[@mekefalk]

Good on’ya to support Aging Wheels! His ’Tesla AEM conversion show’ has started😊

[@Sdpartscenter]

Excellent information! Definitely not a slogfest like some training videos can be! Looking forward to more.

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Thanks! We will do our best to make these interesting and entertaining, as well as informative.

[@chargeheadsuk]

Always start with safety!!!⚠️ Great video will share on my socials. Now, I'll get straight to the point here, can I have free AEM gear for my EV Conversion 🙏⚡😜

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

LOL

[@madanpatil1578]

From start is very good, and thanks for future teaching of yor program sir, and i am happy that good knowledge is getting from you. Again very very thanks.

[@Ryukachoo]

Looking forward to stuff further in like hv junction box wiring examples and design, hopefully you guys cover battery enclosure design stuff too

[@AEMpowerTVelectronics]

Thanks for watching and for your comment! Yes, each video will build on the last as we go deeper into the safe construction, maintenance, and necessary components of an EV conversion.

[@KitKat-ku5ld]

Could you make a video on hub motor conversions? I am considering this route but there is very limited information

[@vladimirkrasnoshapka3595]

Where can I find crank sensor sensitivity adjustment in Infiniti 508 software?

[@CountryRoadCycles]

Thanks for the great content. I was hoping for a bit more detail on exactly when and where the gloves are required. I'm assuming it's anytime the system is energized, but is that correct? Once the main contact is pulled are you safe without the gloves? Do you use anything to confirm no voltage, like the simple voltage testers used for home wiring? Thanks again!

[@diyEVguy]

Oh... I used dishwashing gloves so that's not good. HD nor Lowe's sells those class 0 and Amazon charges an arm and a leg😉. Thanks for the info though!