20 HP Peak, 8 HP continuous Voltage..50 VDC Max Nonload Current...6 AMP Max Nonload Speed...3600 RPM MIN Nonload Speed...3300 RPM Min Speed at 160 Lbln..3200 RPM Max Current at 160 Lbln...150 AMPS Shaft Size .......7/8" Dia. 1 3/4" long Voltage Constant: 72 RPM per volt Torque Constant: 1.14 in lbs/Amp Continuous Current: 300 A 30 Sec. Weight: 20.8 lbs Motor Diameter: 7.91" Motor Length: 5.64" Shaft Keyway: 3/16" and runs the full length of the shaft The Shaft has a threaded tap on the end.
pretty damn cool man! i think ill stick to gas power though, much easier and faster to pour gas into the tank than to let 8 batteries sit and charge for a day haha
I'm kind of confused with the solonoid. So you used it to physically move the contacts from the controller strait to the motor? Why not just use a transistor?
The controller allows you to modulate power, so you can accelerate moderately, or go up to partial speed and not top speed. With only an on/off switch wiring the batteries straight to the motor, it would be similar to a car that would respond like you floored it, regardless of how much you pushed on the pedal.
Yes there is a fuse. However, the solenoid bypasses it (otherwise it would blow). The fuse protects the controller during normal acceleration. Also, we have a Hella master switch (1750 A surge) which cuts power to everything (boost, controller). Our first solenoid was defective and fused shut. The kart was stuck on full power but thankfully the driver remembered to twist the masterswitch off. No problems with the new solenoid for over a year.
Well I purchased the current batteries for $25 a piece (so $200 total), which was a really good deal. Good quality lithium batteries would probably be anywhere from 3k to 5k (batteries only).
i'm doing an electri bike, so far it cost me 0$ lol i won an elecyric scooter, and put all the parts on my first bicycle, wich was a gift rom my dad :D
can you find a electric go kart like this in stores at all... ive have been looking for an electric go Kart that goes this fast most of the ones i have found on the internet have only said to go about 20 - 9 mph ... how fast would u say ur go cart goes anyway
wow, amazing. when i was building my go cart i was original planing for it to be electric but my price range didn't agree. awesome wheele, and what cost you 2200$ in it?
The biggest costs were motor, controller, batteries, frame, and brake. Some of the other costs include metal for the motor mount and battery box, wire supplies, wheels, tires, etc.
I haven't and I don't recommend it. It's possible to build a water resistant electric kart but I'm sure it wouldn't be very easy. The controller is water proof, but the motor and all wire connections would need to be protected as well.
batteries last for 20-40 minutes just cruising around with some hard acceleration mixed in. With my charger the charge time is overnight...With a higher quality charger it could be 3hrs.
batteries last for 20-40 minutes just cruising around with some hard acceleration mixed in. With my charger the charge time is overnight...With a higher quality charger it could be 3hrs.
Yeah it is illegal...I've been pulled over twiceone cop told me to go home, the other thought it was really cool and said just don't drive it on his shift.
dabaddon 4 months ago
here are specs on motor - Briggs & Stratton ETek (Lynch) Motor
veva.bc.ca/articles/etek.htm
dabaddon 4 months ago
make me one
ShockVsk 6 months ago
The boost button is a great idea
objedi9 6 months ago
that steering wheel is very common don't you guys agree?
edgarstheman22 7 months ago
Great job thanks for posting, I am will be building a low budget electric cart myself and rely on others sharing their wisdom via YouTube thanks
simon1100f 8 months ago
pretty damn cool man! i think ill stick to gas power though, much easier and faster to pour gas into the tank than to let 8 batteries sit and charge for a day haha
pivotboy63 1 year ago
WHEELIE = EPIC WIN!
XxMusclecarsxX 1 year ago
good video
seanruffy 1 year ago
were do you get the battery motor wheels at online
stoogebrothers 1 year ago
Whoa. A wheelie.
I'm kind of confused with the solonoid. So you used it to physically move the contacts from the controller strait to the motor? Why not just use a transistor?
squiresuzuki 1 year ago
how many watt motor?
mx0506 1 year ago
@mx0506 19,000 Watts
tsricco 1 year ago
dude sweet willy
MultiJohnj 2 years ago
I dont know much about electric karts and I want to know why you need a controler for battery and motor
mx0506 2 years ago
The controller allows you to modulate power, so you can accelerate moderately, or go up to partial speed and not top speed. With only an on/off switch wiring the batteries straight to the motor, it would be similar to a car that would respond like you floored it, regardless of how much you pushed on the pedal.
tsricco 2 years ago
so it is like a gigant switch thant can go diferent speed levels like switch for earphones to control the sound level.
mx0506 2 years ago
how do you charge the batteries.
and how do you get the motor, if it is from the internet can you gif me a link?
mx0506 2 years ago
@tsricco where can i get a controller @
acvdo209 1 year ago
@tsricco thanx
mx0506 1 year ago
Nice cart. Just wondering if ya got an emergency stop just in case that potentiometer get stuck in the full on position.
Any fuses on the cart, any issues or concerns about shorts and fires?
BinzerBob 2 years ago
Yes there is a fuse. However, the solenoid bypasses it (otherwise it would blow). The fuse protects the controller during normal acceleration. Also, we have a Hella master switch (1750 A surge) which cuts power to everything (boost, controller). Our first solenoid was defective and fused shut. The kart was stuck on full power but thankfully the driver remembered to twist the masterswitch off. No problems with the new solenoid for over a year.
tsricco 2 years ago
thats one nice cart. do you know how much it cost to make?
rroge5 2 years ago
Total cost to build was $2200
tsricco 2 years ago
cheap... i wonder how much it would have been if u had got lithium batteries.
rroge5 2 years ago
Well I purchased the current batteries for $25 a piece (so $200 total), which was a really good deal. Good quality lithium batteries would probably be anywhere from 3k to 5k (batteries only).
tsricco 2 years ago
how solinoid work
casforindia 2 years ago
Pulls a wheelie! If you ever hit 88 mph you're going Back to the Future.
elebeu 2 years ago
nice wheelie
ELITSLYNAN 2 years ago
00.49 wheelie :)
442paul 2 years ago
not sure i have £1400 to spend on an electric cart, i think i might just go for a 250cc two stoke go cart for £600 second hand
Guyza1geza 2 years ago
where did you get that electric motor from?
mpflyer94 2 years ago
i'm doing an electri bike, so far it cost me 0$ lol i won an elecyric scooter, and put all the parts on my first bicycle, wich was a gift rom my dad :D
amando96 2 years ago
boooo.....
bigstar896 2 years ago
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035036503530 2 years ago
this is the future of transport hehehehe
bishopdante 2 years ago
can you find a electric go kart like this in stores at all... ive have been looking for an electric go Kart that goes this fast most of the ones i have found on the internet have only said to go about 20 - 9 mph ... how fast would u say ur go cart goes anyway
xjosh2724x 2 years ago
About 40 mph
tsricco 2 years ago
wow, amazing. when i was building my go cart i was original planing for it to be electric but my price range didn't agree. awesome wheele, and what cost you 2200$ in it?
crazy1russian 2 years ago
The biggest costs were motor, controller, batteries, frame, and brake. Some of the other costs include metal for the motor mount and battery box, wire supplies, wheels, tires, etc.
tsricco 2 years ago
can u drive it when raining outside
armanijusic 2 years ago
I haven't and I don't recommend it. It's possible to build a water resistant electric kart but I'm sure it wouldn't be very easy. The controller is water proof, but the motor and all wire connections would need to be protected as well.
tsricco 2 years ago
Total cost to build was $2200
tsricco 3 years ago
Dang it Tricco, youre so freakin Rich.
arsenalcrazy8 2 years ago
how much did it cost to make this?
RodrigoDL 3 years ago
i guess its ok but i prefer a gas powerd one : )
awsomeguyz08 3 years ago
batteries last for 20-40 minutes just cruising around with some hard acceleration mixed in. With my charger the charge time is overnight...With a higher quality charger it could be 3hrs.
tsricco 3 years ago
How long does the batteries last and charge for ?
Marzyxx 3 years ago
batteries last for 20-40 minutes just cruising around with some hard acceleration mixed in. With my charger the charge time is overnight...With a higher quality charger it could be 3hrs.
tsricco 3 years ago
Popping noise is the tire peeling out a little bit right when I hit the boost switch
tsricco 3 years ago
How do you do this? I've been trying to figger it out for ages, no dice :(
briggsandclones 3 years ago
Yeah it is illegal...I've been pulled over twiceone cop told me to go home, the other thought it was really cool and said just don't drive it on his shift.
tsricco 3 years ago
LOL they don,t want to call a tow truck to impound it. :)
RazedByWolvs 3 years ago
wow you got it to do a wheelie...that was unexpected!!!!
masterkdrifter 3 years ago
hey, isnt it illegal to ride it on the streets?
DunTouchMYPuma 3 years ago
what was that poping noise
fortclarke1 3 years ago
Nice wheelie!
ibpointless2 3 years ago
lmao @ "The End"
BrianHandy08 3 years ago
nice
abevil30 3 years ago