Ford Escape EV Conversion EP 7: Netgain Hyper 9 Motor and Inverter
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- I'm converting a 2010 Ford Escape (FWD, 4-cylinder engine, 5-speed manual transmission) to an electric vehicle. In this video, I go over the Netgain Hyper 9 motor and inverter kit, and all of the parts that came with it.
In the next video, I'll talk about the CanEVs adapter plate that mates the motor to the transmission bellhousing.
Thanks for going over the details! appreciate the time spent in reviewing what the components are used for.
I am planning to do something similar in the future and trying to learn as much as possible through videos such as these.
great stuff!
Wow this is so inspirational!!
Awesome, can u have the purchase link. Thanks
I bought it from Adam at Hawkeye Innovations. Here's his website: www.hawkeyeinnovationsllc.com/
hi mr please i want to ask about this controller how can'i export his dbc file or data base or his data mapping i use this sme acx1 controller
Are you talking about the clone file?
Where did you buy that motor? Any link? Thanks
There are many websites that sell it, I bought mine from Hawkeye innovations:
www.hawkeyeinnovationsllc.com/
Thank you!
Do you know of any other software it uses besides the presets on the motor, because I can't find it anywhere
The motor itself doesn't have any software. The inverter uses the SME TAU interface. You can find the download and documentation for it on the Netgain website (go-ev.com)
Does the mount come with the motor or did you buy it separately?
The mount is an addon, I think it cost about $150.
And about Brake regen, is it possible with this controller?
Yup! You can configure the amount of regenerative braking, and can switch between 3 preset amounts with one of the switches from the controller