@@EverythingEbikeChannel very nice build mate....do you want to sell this awesome bit of kit , if not would you be interested in building me one and I would give you money up front...to be honest I am useless with things like that ..look forward to hearing from you
Great job. Looks awesome. I'm sure it's gonna be a blast! Love the larger tires. Gives it a great stance. This bike seems perfect for someone 6ft and over. Travel safely 👍🏾
Cheers mate! Sorry to disappoint but I'm planning to downgrade to 19" rims so I can fit better tyres and give more clearance for the sabvoton 😬😉The big ones will still be there for the mean time!
@@EverythingEbikeChannel that's cool. It's an incredible build, nonetheless, and I am definitely inspired by your work. Looking forward to the test ride. Peace
It is pretty heavy for an ebike frame ~17kg so I'd go for the EEB frame with plastic panels and metal skeleton to save weight and get better quality. I've had no issues so far but have heard some people had the odd weld pop 😬
First class Mate,a expertly thought out and pre reasearchred build,that any new commer should be able to follow,and congrats to you for giving people products names and links,when other builder vlogs want to charge money just to tell you what parts they bought. This would be close to the highest power setup one can make at home without to much custom fabrication, these new cells too are awesome for us diy guys to,with dual 20 to 40 amp charger these things fully charge in under an hour its insane ,and 1000 aus dollars for 50 cells is enough for 2 decent ebikes .will recomend your build logs to new builders before anything .cheers
Other vids on youtube and my previous knowledge of electronics I guess? Nothing special like a particular manual or anything, just figured it out as I went along. Thought it would take 3 weeks and took 3 month but that's the DIY aspect of it!
Hey man! Everything is looking great but let me give you some advice... you should really turn that sabvoton upside down, so the cables coming out of it are facing downwards. I understand that it’s in the most confortable position for routing the wires, but that’s basically a time bomb. You see, when riding your bike any water you come across it will be guided by the cables straight inside the controller. It could be a bit or rain or a sprinkler or just a little splash, but overtime all of that water will be accumulated inside the controller and fry it. It happened to me with a freaking Thermo Nucular controller (year long preorder, roughly $1000 usd...) Oh, and by the way... i don’t know if you’re aware of it but... you should really look into the Nucular controllers :) a 12fet one can easily do 10kw for one tenth of the size of a sabvoton (i have had both...) cheers man :)
Just had a look at the Nucluar controllers and they look great, but already got a sabvoton and I'm loving it. Could be a good upgrade though! With the direction, I'll be putting a plastic moulded covering over the top and installing a mudguard at some point so water won't be an issue (not that riding in the rain is much fun anyway but it should be splashproof!) Thanks for pointing it out though and that's a shame about your controller!
Great job mate got a quick question u know the battry u using how much current each cell can discharge and what is countinuse current for the battry pack Say if I use 20s packto build 72v how much the pack can discharge countinuse and how much is burst
Had a laugh when you were ready for that first power up,yep been there with every custom bike i build for people, really cant go wrong with that bms though,it wont let you stuff up,it just wont power up ,or let current flow if incorrect,but human nature still makes ya cross your fingers haha
Congratz mate! Are you willing to help me connect the wires, it will probably take half a day, if you are interested we can discuss the payment over the phone.
@@EverythingEbikeChannel I live in East London, Stratford. Arthur.p.s@hotmail.co.uk Send me your number or any other way of contact and we can discuss this further.
Cheers! Managed to get 28 in there for a 52V 40ah pack. Might have been able to get more in if I cut the bottom off the frame to get them in and out but bit risky. Part 6-9 is all about the battery build
@@EverythingEbikeChannel hmm, so no way to fit there 12 more 😅, total 40 ... as you say maybe if I would cut the bottom frame. I need 72V 😅 thanks mate!
@@alexferenci I'm actually working on a project for someone who's trying to fit 40 cells in and he had the idea of cutting the frame and then making a panel that can bolt back on. He's going to have to hold some underneath the frame which could be interesting... but 40 cells will be mad if it works!
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Awesome work bro, I need this battery in my life..lol👍Great Job!
Who doesn't?😉
@@EverythingEbikeChannel lol
@@EverythingEbikeChannel very nice build mate....do you want to sell this awesome bit of kit , if not would you be interested in building me one and I would give you money up front...to be honest I am useless with things like that ..look forward to hearing from you
Congratulations!!! I can't wait to see the test drive!
I made my ebike, it took me like 10 months, I had a lot of difficulties but now works perfect!
Out now! Glad to hear you're building your own. It's not easy i know!
May I ask what kind of batteries you used
Great job. Looks awesome. I'm sure it's gonna be a blast! Love the larger tires. Gives it a great stance. This bike seems perfect for someone 6ft and over. Travel safely 👍🏾
Cheers mate! Sorry to disappoint but I'm planning to downgrade to 19" rims so I can fit better tyres and give more clearance for the sabvoton 😬😉The big ones will still be there for the mean time!
@@EverythingEbikeChannel that's cool. It's an incredible build, nonetheless, and I am definitely inspired by your work. Looking forward to the test ride. Peace
Cool videos you make bro.
Doe you like the frame? How heavy is it?
It is pretty heavy for an ebike frame ~17kg so I'd go for the EEB frame with plastic panels and metal skeleton to save weight and get better quality. I've had no issues so far but have heard some people had the odd weld pop 😬
You have your fork on backward
Hmm really? Surely the brake caliper wouldn't line up? But it's rubbish anyway and I'll be replacing it next!
@@EverythingEbikeChannel Its Not. It is on the correct position, dont worry!
Heck yeah! Awesome job.
😁
First class Mate,a expertly thought out and pre reasearchred build,that any new commer should be able to follow,and congrats to you for giving people products names and links,when other builder vlogs want to charge money just to tell you what parts they bought. This would be close to the highest power setup one can make at home without to much custom fabrication, these new cells too are awesome for us diy guys to,with dual 20 to 40 amp charger these things fully charge in under an hour its insane ,and 1000 aus dollars for 50 cells is enough for 2 decent ebikes .will recomend your build logs to new builders before anything .cheers
What size gauge is the battery terminal cable?
6awg
Where can i buy the batteries
It's in the description
Where can I we get these connectors, I like them, looks a lot cleaner.
I hate that messy thing
www.peigenesis.com/en/anderson-power/powerpole-stackable-connectors/pp120-powerpoler-connector.html
You need to buy the housing and the metal contacts separately. They do different sizes depending on current capacity
Hey bro, what did you study to do all this cnections and diy one of these battery pack?
Other vids on youtube and my previous knowledge of electronics I guess? Nothing special like a particular manual or anything, just figured it out as I went along. Thought it would take 3 weeks and took 3 month but that's the DIY aspect of it!
Hahahh, exellent bro thanks so much. Hope you enjoy your ebike🙌💪
Those things are huge I have xt90s now but I plan on upgrading to OSE-8 connectors there good for 220 amps I think their like 10 bucks a pair
Not too bad
Hey man! Everything is looking great but let me give you some advice... you should really turn that sabvoton upside down, so the cables coming out of it are facing downwards. I understand that it’s in the most confortable position for routing the wires, but that’s basically a time bomb. You see, when riding your bike any water you come across it will be guided by the cables straight inside the controller. It could be a bit or rain or a sprinkler or just a little splash, but overtime all of that water will be accumulated inside the controller and fry it. It happened to me with a freaking Thermo Nucular controller (year long preorder, roughly $1000 usd...)
Oh, and by the way... i don’t know if you’re aware of it but... you should really look into the Nucular controllers :) a 12fet one can easily do 10kw for one tenth of the size of a sabvoton (i have had both...) cheers man :)
Just had a look at the Nucluar controllers and they look great, but already got a sabvoton and I'm loving it. Could be a good upgrade though! With the direction, I'll be putting a plastic moulded covering over the top and installing a mudguard at some point so water won't be an issue (not that riding in the rain is much fun anyway but it should be splashproof!) Thanks for pointing it out though and that's a shame about your controller!
Great job mate got a quick question u know the battry u using how much current each cell can discharge and what is countinuse current for the battry pack
Say if I use 20s packto build 72v how much the pack can discharge countinuse and how much is burst
Each cell can do 100A continuous or 200A for up to 10 seconds (insane!). Putting more in parallel can obviously increase this.
Had a laugh when you were ready for that first power up,yep been there with every custom bike i build for people, really cant go wrong with that bms though,it wont let you stuff up,it just wont power up ,or let current flow if incorrect,but human nature still makes ya cross your fingers haha
😁
Congratz mate!
Are you willing to help me connect the wires, it will probably take half a day, if you are interested we can discuss the payment over the phone.
Sure! Are you local or thinking over video call?
@@EverythingEbikeChannel I live in East London, Stratford.
Arthur.p.s@hotmail.co.uk
Send me your number or any other way of contact and we can discuss this further.
Nice job mate! How many did You manage to fit there? All 30?
Whats the final?52V 40ah? Thanks
Cheers! Managed to get 28 in there for a 52V 40ah pack. Might have been able to get more in if I cut the bottom off the frame to get them in and out but bit risky. Part 6-9 is all about the battery build
@@EverythingEbikeChannel hmm, so no way to fit there 12 more 😅, total 40 ... as you say maybe if I would cut the bottom frame. I need 72V 😅 thanks mate!
@@alexferenci I'm actually working on a project for someone who's trying to fit 40 cells in and he had the idea of cutting the frame and then making a panel that can bolt back on. He's going to have to hold some underneath the frame which could be interesting... but 40 cells will be mad if it works!
@@EverythingEbikeChannel thanks! Think same frame as yours! Im tempted to do the same! Let us know if you manage to finish that project! ;)
Amazing connections
Took a while😁