DIY E scooter engine

Modification of original scooter power train to electric motor. Turnigy 130 t/v

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• e bike
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[robertkrajnc]

cvt is "eating" power

[robertkrajnc]

I made some rides, but max. speed is too high (over 60 km/h) so acus are for short..

Here is picture of new setup:

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[robertkrajnc]

Gears was too high and max. speed over 60km/h so 20 Ah 6C empty in 10 minutes.

Otherwise mechanical all working o.k.

[mtnbike247]

If this is the turnigy 130t/v how were you able to attach the gear sprocket to the end? And is the entire motor welded into place? Finally, is this being controlled by a servo tester or radio?

[robertkrajnc]

@mtnbike247 on picture there was 3 screws for fixing sprocket but due to high torque sprocket turns on axle on first run. Now I have centrifugal clutch on motor axle-WELDED :)

For control I am using servo tester

[robertkrajnc]

Gears was too high and max. speed over 60km/h so 20 Ah 6C empty in 10 minutes.

Otherwise mechanical all working o.k.

[Kimfatt]

@robertkrajnc

this is not a CVT system

look at the chain

[sssoibaf]

very interesting. the town was better instead of the chain!

[9TailedTechFox]

again which sporket did u use. Please i wanna do da same have the motor but no clue on sporket.

thanx

[WARPUNK]

cvt???

[Numberonebikeslover]

@robertkrajnc; This is very interesting and time taking job. I'm working on same kind of idea these days using Honda 125 engine, I will only use the gear box (having choice to shift 4 gears and clutch). I will use it in one of my creation Electric Rickshaw Taxi. See it on Endless-Sphere website. Good luck with your work robert.