Do you have a noticeable acceleration delay with this setup? I have a 52v EcoBattery paired with the Navitas 5kw AC kit on an EZGO TXT and have been trying to figure out how to get better throttle response. From a dead stop, there's over half a second of wait time before the front end violently launches into the air, and a similar delay when waiting for the regen to kick on. I'm been in touch with Navitas Tech Support for a few weeks, but they haven't been able to pinpoint the cause. Do you experience this with your cart?
Now that you mention it, I do notice a delay when a stab the throttle. I don't usually go around driving like that so I never thought much of it. My only grip about regen is that it always seems on or off. I don't feel like it scales with the OTF knob.
Thanks for the reply. I have been having a similar issue with the regen. Navitas tech support recently configured my controller for "velocity mode" which seems to allows the regen to respond more linearly with the pedal position, but the pedal delay still makes the regen apply more aggressively than intended most of the time. I can't believe I'm the only person complaining about it, as it's really unsatisfying to use. It's really a shame, as I actually love the configurability and outright power of the system, but the controller seems to go out of its way to make it feel more unwieldy than it should. @@aberk20
@@stickershocksmith2576 Sorry, I don’t understand what you’re saying, here. I have noticed after trying a DC Navitas controller, that it has nearly no delay. I can’t fathom why the AC variant introduces one.
My 48v txt with 4 big battery’s do that with 2- 300pound guys on it
Do you have a noticeable acceleration delay with this setup? I have a 52v EcoBattery paired with the Navitas 5kw AC kit on an EZGO TXT and have been trying to figure out how to get better throttle response. From a dead stop, there's over half a second of wait time before the front end violently launches into the air, and a similar delay when waiting for the regen to kick on. I'm been in touch with Navitas Tech Support for a few weeks, but they haven't been able to pinpoint the cause. Do you experience this with your cart?
Now that you mention it, I do notice a delay when a stab the throttle. I don't usually go around driving like that so I never thought much of it. My only grip about regen is that it always seems on or off. I don't feel like it scales with the OTF knob.
Thanks for the reply. I have been having a similar issue with the regen. Navitas tech support recently configured my controller for "velocity mode" which seems to allows the regen to respond more linearly with the pedal position, but the pedal delay still makes the regen apply more aggressively than intended most of the time. I can't believe I'm the only person complaining about it, as it's really unsatisfying to use. It's really a shame, as I actually love the configurability and outright power of the system, but the controller seems to go out of its way to make it feel more unwieldy than it should. @@aberk20
Go in the app and the ramp rate others that that it’s a teansister it takes time is not just a switch
@@stickershocksmith2576 Sorry, I don’t understand what you’re saying, here. I have noticed after trying a DC Navitas controller, that it has nearly no delay. I can’t fathom why the AC variant introduces one.