Owner | Peter Deptula | ||||||||
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Location | Plymouth, Michigan United States map | ||||||||
Vehicle | 1997 Ford Escort Wagon 96 volt using 16-6volt 225 amp deep cycle batteries hybrid. | ||||||||
Motor | General Electric sa1369 27A Compound Wound DC 11 inch DC brush type motor from hylo | ||||||||
Drivetrain | Original Ford 4 cylinder gas engine with automatic trans in the front and 11 inch dc motor in the rear using a manual trans with 3rd, 4th,5th.and reverse gears. Drives in 5th.gear may take off in 5th. no clutch. | ||||||||
Controller | Kelly 1200 amp | ||||||||
Batteries | 16 Techzone 225 amp, 6.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, Flooded Stab deep cycle lead acid | ||||||||
System Voltage | 96 Volts | ||||||||
Charger | Quick Charge 96 volt quick charge charger | ||||||||
Heater | hair dryer of just start gasoline motor in front, warms up in only 1 mile unless really cold. | ||||||||
Instrumentation | analog amps and volts from controller | ||||||||
Top Speed | 70 MPH (112 KPH) take off slow really save on total miles | ||||||||
Acceleration | never take off fast to save batteries Make the lights saves the batteries | ||||||||
Range | 40 Miles (64 Kilometers) 40 miles per $1.25 to $1.75 to charge vary s | ||||||||
Watt Hours/Mile | 300 Wh/Mile 12 kwh. to charge 12.5 cent per kilowatt | ||||||||
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Seating Capacity | 2 adults | ||||||||
Curb Weight | 4,000 Pounds (1,818 Kilograms) | ||||||||
Tires | oversize tires and springs in rear trans axle with disk brakes front and rear | ||||||||
Conversion Time | over winter 6 months | ||||||||
Conversion Cost | $6000.00 | ||||||||
Additional Features | The front motor can only drive the front wheels The rear electric motor can only drive the rear wheels You can run them both together for 4 wheel drive. No regenerative braking or charging from the engine up front. | ||||||||
I have a left foot accelerator and a right foot gas pedal. 40 miles on a charge like the Chevy volt and 250 miles on gas.t\This lets me have 4 wheel drive for the winter and I use it too. Just step on booth pedals to drive front and back axles. |