Electric Geo Tracker Ep. 1 - Battery(Part 2 of 2)

[@teetles4860]

Awesome to see you even present it! Cannot wait to see what you will do next!

[@Oivaras]

Quality stuff, can't wait for the next episode.

[@ElecTrackProjects]

Will be coming out soon!

[@jovahsangel]

Yes. Please do a video & links to the parts for the charger.

[@ElecTrackProjects]

Will do!

[@MrHankRHill]

Great series hope the next video is soon

[@ElecTrackProjects]

Apologies for late reply, the delay is due to classes being hectic, but my next video is coming out today/tomorrow!

[@leonardpopkin5976]

Awesome. The average viewer has no idea how much information you imparted. First, how to straighten a wire. Second, the concept of using fuse wire, and on and on. Using a vibration isolator, and knowing when to use polycarbonate vs acrylic, all I have to say is when can I help you. Looks great, and I am certain you were aiming for a square configuration, but why didn't you just fit them into tubes?

[@maxa2826]

Hey I have a 1995 tracker and am thinking of doing an EV conversion also. Are you planning to use a tesla drive unit?

[@ElecTrackProjects]

Sorry for the late reply! I'll be using a 12.3kW(at 36V and 341A, but I'll be overvolting it to 88.8V) forklift traction motor. I simply cannot afford a tesla drive unit as I am a broke college student :(

[@maxa2826]

Hey I have a 1995 tracker and am thinking of doing an EV conversion also. Are you planning to use a tesla drive unit?