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| 1037 messages, last added Wed Aug 08 18:41:03 2001 |
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Re: Curtis Upgrade: 72 volt 1221B
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> Ok now, I'm getting confused again. The label on the side of my
>controller reads something like this.
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>Curtis 1221B##6601 48-72V 500A
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>What precisely is a 1209?
Curtis/PMC has several groups of controller models. For road-going cars, we
pretty much stick to the 1221 and 1231 groups. These have four more digits
as a suffix to specify voltage and amperage range. You've got one of the
lower voltage 1221s that isn't usually used for road-going cars. Another
group is the 1209 group, and someone had asked if there was any trade-in
policy for those. (There isn't.) The 1209 is mostly used for industrial
applications.
Shari Prange
Electro Automotive: Conversions Since 1979
electro@cruzio.com http://www.electroauto.com
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Re: Curtis Upgrade: 72 volt 1221B
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