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LucasEV1 commented 8 months ago

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Full Electric Car Home Conversion - 1988 Pontiac Fiero Part 2

The process of converting my Pontiac Fiero to 144 volt electric car. Full video documentation of the process along with a few test drives. It runs ...

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LucasEV1 said:

@zzzingrol See part 3 description for the most up to date specs

• LucasEV1 commented 10 months ago

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  Full Electric Car Home Conversion - 1988 Pontiac Fiero Part 2

  The process of converting my Pontiac Fiero to 144 volt electric car. Full video documentation of the process along with a few test drives. It runs ...

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  LucasEV1 said:

  Very good point. Cinder blocks are a bit unorthodox. I have not seen jack stands as tall as I needed them though. A lift would be perfect for this job.

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LucasEV1 commented 10 months ago

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Full Electric Car Home Conversion - 1988 Pontiac Fiero Part 3

The process of converting my Pontiac Fiero to 144 volt electric car. Full video documentation of the process along with a few test drives. It runs ...

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LucasEV1 said:

@pjasonq My EV album page might have some additional info (evalbum com/2770) but if you have any specific questions just send me a message.

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  Full Electric Car Home Conversion - 1988 Pontiac Fiero Part 3

  The process of converting my Pontiac Fiero to 144 volt electric car. Full video documentation of the process along with a few test drives. It runs ...

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  LucasEV1 said:

  @salemcripple I have not tested it but I imagine it would be the same or a little better than the 30 mi range I got when I tested it in mixed driving conditions.

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  Full Electric Car Home Conversion - 1988 Pontiac Fiero Part 3

  The process of converting my Pontiac Fiero to 144 volt electric car. Full video documentation of the process along with a few test drives. It runs ...

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  LucasEV1 said:

  @graywackeknifebdr There is no free energy. But the power of the electric motor is versatility and efficiency. You can power an electric motor with a gas generator, solar from your roof as I do, hydrogen fuel cell, nuclear from the grid, coal, hydro, geothermal, wind etc. The only problem is stor...

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  Full Electric Car Home Conversion - 1988 Pontiac Fiero Part 1

  The process of converting my Pontiac Fiero to 144 volt electric car. Full video documentation of the process along with a few test drives. It runs ...

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  LucasEV1 said:

  @TheTeslaAvenger Craigslist??

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