Safely Charge E-Bike - Countdown Timer - overnight
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2024
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Hello mate! I am about to buy my first e-bike and after going through all the research I ended up in your channel. You are doing great! My question is if you have any recommendation for an e-bike under 1000 USD that I can use for commuting purposes. I saw some on Amazon but I honestly have no idea about bikes haha thanks!
Under $1000 i would go with Amyet G60 or Ridstar Q20 with 20Ah battery, do not buy the cheaper 15Ah version
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Can you review the ridstar q20 pro. I know you reviewed the q20 but what are the differences butsen the normal and the pro
Q20 pro is not worth the money because see video
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@@BRichSolution but I can’t buy the yolin
Hey, thanks for the great video’s :-D
Du you still find the yolin dual battery, to be the best bike for around 1500 usd ?
Kinde regards Matias
Yes, haven’t found a better ebike for the money. Make sure to buy 52V batteries, hydraulic brakes and Xiongda motor (bafang is slower)
@@BRichSolution thank you 🙏😀 I’m looking to place the order tomorrow 😎
@@BRichSolutiondo you know the nm of the motor ? 😀
Nice idea , But NOPE from me . Never leave it unattended !!
I typically charge outside and never leave it but forgetful sometimes
Would you recommend the amyet v9-g60 or the happy run g50
Happyrun g50 is no good
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Amyet G60 is the one to buy amzn.to/4abw0t7
@@BRichSolution my budget is 900 including shipping and taxes so are there any better options or is amyet the oje
The Amyet G60 on Amazon says “frequently returned”; which is quite concerning. If you had to up the budget to say $1,250, what would you consider then? I like the retro fat tire look - so the happy run (both g50/60), engwe and the amyet look cool - but general reviews are putting me off. So if I upped the budget, what would you suggest?
Btw thanks for your videos, found you exactly when I needed you!
Happy run it’s cheap and powerful ‼️
Can you plug this into extension cord then connect charger to it?
Yes
@@BRichSolution okay thanks I need that for my new e scooter so it wont overcharging
It is the site of tamo byke
no this bike is Yolin dual battery see video for full review czcams.com/video/y3XJkRnppJ0/video.html
nonsense, overcharging is not possible
When you leave charge on too long and the battery experiences thermal runaway is when fires start
@@BRichSolution Are you talking about lead acid batteries?
I mean, well, it CAN happen, but the only lead acid battery i ever saw catching fire was connected to 240V AC which is the most impossible thing you can have unless you do it on purpose.
When it comes to Lithium battery packs, they ALL have a BMS to protect from overcurrent (shorts,...), over and undervoltage as well balances the cells.
As soon a Li Ion battery pack is full, it will stop charging.
You know, when those chargers turn from red (charging) to green (full), there is NO CURRENT anymore.
The only reason i disconnect my charger is to prevent the caps from aging unnecessarily since switching power supplies will die earlier when connected to AC all the time.
Fact is.... what you are talking is nonsense, even Lead Acid batteries, as rare as they are, have already a charging circuit and stop charging when full to prevent your "thermal runaway" you claim happens when staying connected to a charger.
@@BRichSolution Just show me one electric vehicle more modern than 2020 which is still capable of a thermal runaway due to OVERCHARGING?!
Li Ion chemistry typically starts fires when:
- cells got too much abused
- mechanical damage, combined with further use and abuse.
- internal short due to overcurrent sparking across the seperator, creating the thermal runaway on a tiny spot inside the battery.
- overcharging or just charging a broken/damaged battery
The thing is... as soon you realise you either damaged your pack mechanically, internal thru abuse, "just" old and much lost capacity or revived a very deep discharged battery, you KNOW that this battery pack will become a fire hazard quicker than normal. If you even use this pack anymore due to its problems (different capacities, high internal resistance, overall loss of capacity,...)
I personally destroyed many Li Ion and LiPo cells and packs, but none of them ever caught fire on their own - I Ialways "helped"... with a nail, a grinder, a hammer, 120-240V AC,...
@@BRichSolution Look, i get what you wanna say - its best to avoid "overcharging", and in fact i call a "100% charge" already overcharging as well with Lithium chemistry, but like 99% of the people see a 100% charge level just as "full" and as no problem at all.
I personally use also a timer for charging my e scooter, but its to prevent a full charge.
I either do like 70-80% charge over night and if i really need it, i top up before i drive to like 90-100% if really needed.
Alternatively i can also charge my scooter with a DIY power supply up to 350W, at which i can preset the target voltage for the prefered charge level as well current limit to choose how fast i want it charged, typically set to around 3-4A or up to 7A for a 2 hour fast charge.