@Spartan117FS How is a Formula 250 impressive when there are electric superbikes that can do 190 MPH? Have a look: /watch?v=b-SYq8H4xnI. I think you are still stuck in the past. It's not the 1980's, it is the year 2011.
The smell of fuel, the powerful loud exciting sound of a fuel engine. That's what makes motorsports racing, having fuel in your vains.
And your motorcycle example is poor, not to mention irrelevant. We are talking about go karts, I might as well pick a Formula 1 car or a jet fighter to this comparison if you are going to pick a motorcycle.
@Spartan117FS So if your gas powered machine went 30 MPH, but made a loud noise and an electric powered machined went 160 MPH then you still would be more excited about the gas powered one? What you say makes no sense to me. Noise is noise I think. I guess I just do not share your passion.
What the fuck are you babbling about? I'm talking about fast fuel powered vehicles vs electric powered vehicles. And high powered fuel cars always sound better, smell better and are alot more exciting and much more powerful then any electric counterparts will be. I have no objections against making hybrid powered vehicles that add performance to the vehicle, like Formula 1 + KERS. However 100% electric just wont cut it.
@Spartan117FS If combustion engines are more "powerful" as you say then how come I replaced a 5 hp electric motor on my air compressor with a 5 hp gas, but the 5 HP gas stalled well before it got up to the PSI that the electric motor did. And how come my 3 HP gas engine stalls in my torque video test vs. a 1.5 HP electric motor that did not stall. Maybe you mean lack of power because of the batteries in that they must limit the power so batteries do not die fast?
@Spartan117FS Electric motors in the industrial environment are available up to 100,000 HP. I can say for sure batteries suck bad though, and will continue to suck for the foreseeable future. So of course you should expect the electric motor to be bottle-necked by the batteries. A system is only as strong as its weakest link. Which are the batteries.
when i say efficiency. i ignore the actual term and say the weight of its fuel. and that is a problem i see with electric cars the batteries are so damn heavy. i mean come on 600 lbs of gasoline will last a damn long time batteries not so much
@Desmonddd2002 If they are huge golf cart sized motors then they are called series wound DC motors, not universal motors, although they work the same way.
We have not tried it on a track yet. But we have some plans on doing it once.
But right now are we rebuilding the control system with a new 6” touch display for driver information, and a 12” touch display as real time monitoring and service station. And a PLC for IO handling and monitoring. Its a real never ending project.
Thanks. Not yet right now are we chancing the control system, just for fun. We are to guys from the automation industry and we are making PLC control system and HMI touch panels on the cart and a remote HMI panel for real time monitoring.
i have a question... whats the name of your chassis because i may have the same one and i want to buy the body kit for it but i just cant because i dnt know what kind of kart mines is.... thanks
thats sweet, but doing donuts is about all its good for cause all the power is converted to torque instantly, which is great for acceleration, but going 400 meters on that thing with the throttle wide open and it drains the battery mad quick
The function for the capacitors was to delver the peak current and take some of the stress off the batteries. In some of my other videos you can see that the capacitors is removed and a extra battery is installed. The maximum power is about 600 Amps at 86 Volts makes 51kW and 110Nm.
6Kw with the right gearing should make it drive, but with the acceleration of a rental gocart :-(. We use in total around 5000 usd. Batteries alone is 1450 usd.
More batteries in parallel give you more current and torque, more in series give you higher voltage and speed.
Ha ha. Check out my video (watch?v=CykCx1xLEzQ) at 00:48. I didn't know there was a SONG about it. LOL.
Seriously though, nice work. I should have started with a normal racing frame instead of building mine from scratch. I've also considered upgrading NK2 to the 7245 - it's amazing what a 50% increase in power can do.
The motor cost about £900 and the speed controller about £450. We found out that the 200D135 was the right choice for our project. We was looking at cost, power and weight.
Who on earth wants an electric go kart?
Formula 250 Karts can go up to 180 miles per hour.
Gasoline engines for the win!
And that is a 1 cylinder 2 stroke 250cc engine =)
Spartan117FS 3 months ago
@Spartan117FS How is a Formula 250 impressive when there are electric superbikes that can do 190 MPH? Have a look: /watch?v=b-SYq8H4xnI. I think you are still stuck in the past. It's not the 1980's, it is the year 2011.
EETechs 2 months ago
@EETechs
The smell of fuel, the powerful loud exciting sound of a fuel engine. That's what makes motorsports racing, having fuel in your vains.
And your motorcycle example is poor, not to mention irrelevant. We are talking about go karts, I might as well pick a Formula 1 car or a jet fighter to this comparison if you are going to pick a motorcycle.
Spartan117FS 2 months ago
@Spartan117FS So if your gas powered machine went 30 MPH, but made a loud noise and an electric powered machined went 160 MPH then you still would be more excited about the gas powered one? What you say makes no sense to me. Noise is noise I think. I guess I just do not share your passion.
EETechs 2 months ago
@EETechs
What the fuck are you babbling about? I'm talking about fast fuel powered vehicles vs electric powered vehicles. And high powered fuel cars always sound better, smell better and are alot more exciting and much more powerful then any electric counterparts will be. I have no objections against making hybrid powered vehicles that add performance to the vehicle, like Formula 1 + KERS. However 100% electric just wont cut it.
Spartan117FS 2 months ago
@Spartan117FS If combustion engines are more "powerful" as you say then how come I replaced a 5 hp electric motor on my air compressor with a 5 hp gas, but the 5 HP gas stalled well before it got up to the PSI that the electric motor did. And how come my 3 HP gas engine stalls in my torque video test vs. a 1.5 HP electric motor that did not stall. Maybe you mean lack of power because of the batteries in that they must limit the power so batteries do not die fast?
EETechs 2 months ago
@EETechs
Combustion engines were designed to be big. Small combustion engines obviously fail.
Now try getting 2000 horse power out of an electric engine, batteries are another issue too.
Spartan117FS 2 months ago
@Spartan117FS Electric motors in the industrial environment are available up to 100,000 HP. I can say for sure batteries suck bad though, and will continue to suck for the foreseeable future. So of course you should expect the electric motor to be bottle-necked by the batteries. A system is only as strong as its weakest link. Which are the batteries.
EETechs 2 months ago
how much money do you want for it
traxxasmatt1 4 months ago
@traxxasmatt1
It's not for sale. Sorry...
RaceKill 4 months ago
wow clean, nice and powerful..
knowthytruth 5 months ago
Nice kart but they drive it like a bunch of cocsax.
tomtom7773 6 months ago
@tomtom7773
Then see our new video on a real go kart track. Check my channel out, and subscribe. ;-)
RaceKill 6 months ago
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where do you buy the L.M.C. 200D135 motor ??
BIGMONEY3999 6 months ago
Very very nice!!!
shortyjk95 7 months ago
where could i get one of these for a cheep price?
parquor97 7 months ago
Any chance you can show it doing some actual driving and not just spinning out?
Silverstreak350Z 8 months ago
@Silverstreak350Z No not really. We still need to find a track.
FroggySR 8 months ago
i had a black one its soo coool
MrCode44 8 months ago
can you like make one more nd sell it too me ill buy it frm u for 800$
ThePoliceofficer1234 8 months ago
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bringeroftheburnouts 9 months ago
when i say efficiency. i ignore the actual term and say the weight of its fuel. and that is a problem i see with electric cars the batteries are so damn heavy. i mean come on 600 lbs of gasoline will last a damn long time batteries not so much
0mcgl 11 months ago
have ever tryed actualy driving it other than get up to speed and then spining out WHT!
Jiggle582 11 months ago
Nederland!!!!!!!!
gozerchris 1 year ago
@gozerchris
Denmark
RaceKill 1 year ago
@RaceKill where is it in Denmark?
gozerchris 1 year ago
@gozerchris Randers
RaceKill 1 year ago
Hey hey nice go-kart :) Did you use a permanent magnet motor?
Do you prefer permanent Magnets motor or Universal motor.
Universal motor has high power to weight ratio and they are cheaper but i am not sure which one to use, and also is your controller using PWM?
Desmonddd2002 1 year ago
@Desmonddd2002
Motor: L.M.C. 200D135
Motor Controller: Alltrax AXE 7245
We can pull 45 kW and 122 Nm out of this 11 kg motor. That is not so bad.
RaceKill 1 year ago
@Desmonddd2002 If they are huge golf cart sized motors then they are called series wound DC motors, not universal motors, although they work the same way.
EETechs 11 months ago
compliments for your work. Have you ever driven it on a track?
terrettore 1 year ago
@terrettore
Thanks.
We have not tried it on a track yet. But we have some plans on doing it once.
But right now are we rebuilding the control system with a new 6” touch display for driver information, and a 12” touch display as real time monitoring and service station. And a PLC for IO handling and monitoring. Its a real never ending project.
RaceKill 1 year ago
@terrettore
Thanks. Not yet right now are we chancing the control system, just for fun. We are to guys from the automation industry and we are making PLC control system and HMI touch panels on the cart and a remote HMI panel for real time monitoring.
RaceKill 1 year ago
what kinda engineer are you? and damnn ur my hero
FearTygaToe 1 year ago
@FearTygaToe
Thanks
Main Components:
Motor: L.M.C. 200D135
Motor Controller: Alltrax AXE 7245
Batteries: 6 X ODYSSEY PC925
Power Cables: 70mm2 CU
RaceKill 1 year ago
What is the name of the motor you are using? thank's
Ebdan88 1 year ago
i have a question... whats the name of your chassis because i may have the same one and i want to buy the body kit for it but i just cant because i dnt know what kind of kart mines is.... thanks
N3KR0MANTIXfan 1 year ago
sweet that means the cops cant do shit
bryan7771 1 year ago
Mario Kart FTW
Illiamdra 1 year ago
isn't just cheaper to get a gas powered one?
Hogasofa 1 year ago
@Hogasofa
Yes a gas powered will be cheaper, but not as fun to build. We are to power engineers that think its fun to make this cart.
RaceKill 1 year ago
@Hogasofa that and gas engines dont provide instant torque like that.
92rs25th 1 year ago
thats sweet, but doing donuts is about all its good for cause all the power is converted to torque instantly, which is great for acceleration, but going 400 meters on that thing with the throttle wide open and it drains the battery mad quick
Skytrainn 1 year ago
@Skytrainn
If the wheels is blocked the batteries is drained in about 3 minutes. But aggressive driving time is about 15 to 20 minutes.
RaceKill 1 year ago
GREAT WORK, What is exactly the function of capacitors? And how many volts are the motor?
1colombia1980 1 year ago
@1colombia1980
The function for the capacitors was to delver the peak current and take some of the stress off the batteries. In some of my other videos you can see that the capacitors is removed and a extra battery is installed. The maximum power is about 600 Amps at 86 Volts makes 51kW and 110Nm.
RaceKill 1 year ago
smart move adding the bypass caps!
lexichronicle 1 year ago
6Kw with the right gearing should make it drive, but with the acceleration of a rental gocart :-(. We use in total around 5000 usd. Batteries alone is 1450 usd.
FroggySR 2 years ago
where did you get the frame?
xXwhygodwhyXx 2 years ago
Its a used second hand race kart.
See the video with 7 batteries instead of 6, that much more fun. In my videos...
RaceKill 2 years ago
were you get the motor ?
talibanrules 2 years ago
i am building a version of that
it is like a t-rex
(for people who dont know what a t rex is:
three wheeled vehicle with two fron wheels and one in the back)
chrisdude1001 2 years ago
Thats exectly what i want to make!
K0xd 2 years ago
howd u connect the batteries regular or -+-+-+
davison1021 2 years ago
The batteries is connected in series -+-+-+-+-+-+
RaceKill 2 years ago
series give you speed, but paralell give you run time??
amando96 2 years ago
More batteries in parallel give you more current and torque, more in series give you higher voltage and speed.
Ha ha. Check out my video (watch?v=CykCx1xLEzQ) at 00:48. I didn't know there was a SONG about it. LOL.
Seriously though, nice work. I should have started with a normal racing frame instead of building mine from scratch. I've also considered upgrading NK2 to the 7245 - it's amazing what a 50% increase in power can do.
wires99 2 years ago
what type of batteries are those, and were did you get them
gmoney2896 2 years ago
The batteries is ODYSSEY PC925. The type is AGM its low cost and very powerful. It can handle 925A in 5 sec.
RaceKill 2 years ago
odysseys are very nice batterys!
...but expensive
ninjamonkeymonster 2 years ago
Compared to what?
Lithium batteries are 5 to 10 times more expensive!
RaceKill 2 years ago
just to cheepo china made SLA batterys
( $20-30 each )
odysseys are tons better batterys from what i hear and are $100-200 each
ninjamonkeymonster 2 years ago
About how fast does your go kart go??
gmoney2896 2 years ago
About 70 - 75 km/h
RaceKill 2 years ago
how much was the motor u brought
skootb2 2 years ago
The motor cost about £900 and the speed controller about £450. We found out that the 200D135 was the right choice for our project. We was looking at cost, power and weight.
RaceKill 2 years ago
are there any other fast motors for cheap that aren't discontinued
skootb2 2 years ago
Yes. The frame is from a used gas powered kart.
RaceKill 2 years ago
does it have reverse?
smii3 2 years ago
Only forward drive.
RaceKill 2 years ago
did you convert it (from a gas one) because im going to buy a frame of a racing go kart, but add an electric motor
smii3 2 years ago
The motor is from L.M.C.
Lynch Motor Company Ltd
RaceKill 3 years ago
wheres the motor from?
bimbolino14 3 years ago