Hmmmm. I wonder if you would fit a Ninebot Max G2 master controller since that is also a 36V controller. The stock motor to a max G2 is 450 watts and peaks out at 1,000 watts for up to 22Mph. It would be interesting to take a look at the controller. Or....... see what diode might have blowed out and just desolder the burnt out one and solder in a new one. In most cases, you can even put a stronger one so that it doesn't blow out with heat or powet overload. But that is so freaking cool that you got one! 😎👊
@moodysthenics4789 there's guys that are doing the 72v (and higher) upgrades on the cyberquad. I think a 48v upgrade is good enough for this...and I'm going to ask the customer to let me experiment with that.
Hmmmm. I wonder if you would fit a Ninebot Max G2 master controller since that is also a 36V controller. The stock motor to a max G2 is 450 watts and peaks out at 1,000 watts for up to 22Mph. It would be interesting to take a look at the controller. Or....... see what diode might have blowed out and just desolder the burnt out one and solder in a new one. In most cases, you can even put a stronger one so that it doesn't blow out with heat or powet overload. But that is so freaking cool that you got one! 😎👊
Certified adult power-wheels at 36v. A 90v setup this would be wild. Expensive upgrade, but it’s cheaper than the Tesla quad itself.
Maybe it’s more expensive than the Tesla cyber quad. I haven’t researched prices kinda assumed.
@moodysthenics4789 there's guys that are doing the 72v (and higher) upgrades on the cyberquad. I think a 48v upgrade is good enough for this...and I'm going to ask the customer to let me experiment with that.