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Ev Archive for July 2002
1329 messages, last added Wed Jul 31 23:06:02 2002

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Re: what is the max bus voltage, 300V?



On 30 Jul 2002 at 17:12, Lee Hart wrote:

> I'm not sure which in the Think City.

If I'm not mistaken, this is an intriguing exception, at least in the 
European version.  When last I heard, the City was using a 114v nicad 
battery and an AC induction drive.

Brusa makes AC motors and inverters which work at voltages down to 108.  
They don't have huge power output at those voltages -- about 26kw max -- but 
that's adequate for many light vehicles.  The earlier Pivco Citibees used 
these at 120 volts and did rather nicely.


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