THIS GUY IS RIGHT WHEN I 1ST GOT THIS SCOOTER I HIT 60 MPH AND IT WAS SUMMER HERE IN TORONTO CANADA. AFTER A FEW MONTHS NOW I ONLY GET 50 MPH OR MAYBE 55 WITH TAIL WIND. IN WINTER I RIDE ALOT SOMETIMES AT -30C AND WILL ONLY GET 50 MPH MAX. I'M 210 POUNDS WITH GEAR I just hooked up my Dualtron Storm battery to my Wolf King GT and I can say this thing is now the ultimate scooter. Basically 67AH. Check out my latest video's on it.
Do you own one ?Ive had mine for awhile and it's great .Ive got it up to 60 mph every time I ride .Why you dissing something you don't own or have never ridden .
This makes total sense because I live in Pennsylvania and was only able to achieve 53 mph and when I sent it back, they said they were able to get 55 mph. My environment was too cold and theirs was probably too hot but there was a time when I first got it that I achieved 62 mph. This totally explains all the different speeds. Thank you.
@@1112223333111 Dude ya talking absolute shite, you've clearly not gor one or ridden one , the UK is always cold and it doesn't effect the scooters performance, your just clearly a hater lol
You have the wrong cell version. The Wolf King GT is using the LG M50LT which is rated at 14.4A per cell and 100.8A for the pack. These are a new cell and they are very good. Rated for over 1000 full cycles. You will see this if you open the deck and check the pack directly. They are NOT M50 cells.
Can you confirm this? Have you opened your pack? Very important issue. Kaabo advertises either the M50 or the Samsung 50R, which are way below the needed 14.3A per cell
God told me it is just "LG M50" not M50T nor M50LT. He said all of them are no good in both power delivery (amp discharge) and charging, can't take high current or they will degrade fast.
I have 4 of these scooters, 3 bought in 2021 and 1 in 2023. I'm extremely meticulous about measuring range through different situations, like hot weather, cold weather, and elevation. All 4 perform to manufacture stated specifications. The batteries are in fact LG M50LT. One of them have 3500 miles and the range has deviated by 2% from day 1.
YOU ARE 100% RIGHT I HAVE 5 SCOOTERS FROM THE DUALTRON STORM TO THE KAABO, NANROBOT D6 PLUS AND MORE. I CAN TELL YOU THE DUALTRON STORM AND THE KAABO WOULD GET 100 KPH 60MPH FOR THE FIRST FEW WEEKS NOW AFTER A YEAR OR TO OF USE I ONLY GET MAX 85 KPH 52MPH . THE ONNLY WAY I GET A 60MPH NOW IF I RUN MY DUAL BATTERY SETUP . I just hooked up my Dualtron Storm battery to my Wolf King GT and I can say this thing is now the ultimate scooter. Basically 67AH. Check out my latest video's on it. NOT GONNA LIE MY NANROBOT D6+ IS STILL GETTING THE SAME SPEED FROM WHEN I 1ST GOT IT AND IT ALMOST 3 YEARS OLD .
Thanks for the report. Glad to hear you modded your scooters by externally adding the battery pack to get full power.. Yeah I watched your video about the dualtron battery on the Kaabo. I commented there as well.🙂
you are right about the temps. I am riding alot at night lately ans its been between 10c-20c and my power is the shits. If I bag on the scooter it warms the batteries and starts to wake up but I really notice it. Not as fast off the line either and range suffers.
Dude, no offense, but you don't know what you're talking about. The Wolf King GT Pro hits 60mph with my fat ass at 275lbs on flat ground via GPS tracking in Waze on my phone. (I was also able to make adjustments in the settings of the scooter's console to correct the mph displayed since it was off by 3 mph at that speed. They let you change the wheel diameter setting and you can calibrate it to be exactly the correct mph.) Also, no offense but you could have given the key information in 5 to 10 minutes. I literally couldn't sit through the entire thing. One of my majors in colleges broadcast communications so trust me, making CZcams videos is not your forte. It would have been okay if you had good information but your assessment is completely off. I also race cars with autocross which is where I was able to test on a perfectly flat safe ground on the pitt race vehicle Dynamics area, because going 60 MPH on a scooter is terrifying to me lol. Didn't want to do that in traffic lol. But yes, it absolutely does hit advertised speeds. Maybe they are advertising the wrong battery inside, who knows, I'd have to rip mine open and examine the cells individually and I'm not doing that. But you seem to have drawn the conclusion that there's no way could hit the speeds claimed regardless and that's just not true. Mind you I didn't watch your entire video cuz again you drone like a motherf lol. 🤦🏽♂️
@@foam27 Most GPS apps out there are no longer accurate. They read 8- 12 mph higher than the true GPS speed, especially in the higher speed range. Just deduct 12 mph from that and you get a bit more accurate reading. Ask the police to measure your speed with a laser gun.
@@1112223333111 I ride it to work every morning, as low as 40°f which is as low as I character ride in, and it did have an effect on my top speed. I was only able to get up to 58 mph. "Only" lmao. It makes a difference but not a huge one
that's exactly what my one is doing. I bought this scooter second hand with only 90km odo on the clock so it is brand new, and from the first ride I struggle to reach 79kms top speed. After a full charge I reached a max speed of 89-90kms. I'm still yet to reach 100kms as advertised.. can u please tell us what battery is recommended?? If I was to do an external battery in parallel??? If I got a 72v 50ah ??
I'm sorry for the late reply.. just got the phone which I didn't have for 10 months. How is your Wolf King GT holding up on the battery power? I would like to hear results from the owners like yourself. Adding an external battery pack will definitely increase in power also will be able to handle the load better which means your voltages will be more stable without much drop in spike. It's really best to build yourself a battery pack (internal or external) as almost all battery packs sold by the mainstream suppliers are poorly made with cheap battery cells anyway. I will be posting battery pack building tutorials very soon, likely starting in a few days..
Hi, Dualtron Ultra 2 will be able to deliver it. Weped GTR will do 60+. The Ultra 2 has 18650 LG-MJ1 10p batteries and is reputable and has enough headroom to deliver you that power. Weped GTR has Samsung 50E batteries and gives you plenty of power to get you 60 mph as well. There are other scooters like the Dualtron Thunder 2, Storm Limited, and Kaabo Wolf King GT but they all use LG-M50T batteries so you have to find best weather that this battery likes in order to go 60 mph or higher. Nami Burn E Viper is sub 60 mph scooter and the batteries are not consistent. Bronco Extreme can go 60 mph but the quality/reliability is at concern.
And the motors are less important...you don't have to have big upgraded magnets in the motor to handle the power as long as the wire connection is good enough to send power.
Funny dualyron and weped are alot more money than the GT pro, every video on CZcams has the GT pro hitting 60+mph, what is your issue with the kaabo ??
@@daddybeaver1984 There are also differences in GPS speed reading as most of them read higher than the true GPS speed. There are only very few apps out there that show very close to true GPS speed. Those GT Pro users will come to shock when they get hit by police laser gun showing speed 8- 12 mph slower than the speed you thought/believed they were going... which is why comparing speed between scooter is no good.
@@noobz5056 Lol , do u understand how GPS actually works , how it calculates speed, all gps is accurate, and for you information I recently have had a kaabo wolf warrior x , claimed top mph is 43 but had 46moh on GPS on more than one app, and also recently bought a king GT pro and if you think that scooter doesn't do 60+mph , cos let me tell u it does then you've either never ridden one or smoking crack, you just sound like ya just making excuses up now, GPS are off lol , you'd be bollocked if you ever got lost then cos GPS ain't accurate is it lol
Good video but you have just a few things wrong the wolf can support up to 10 18650 in parallel as the wolf 11+ has a 16s10p and the wolf king has a 20s8p not 7p because it’s 28ah not 24.5ah as you suggested but I agree with pretty much everything you said the batteries are definitely the weak point of scooters
I don't recall saying 24.5Ah..for Wolf King? Yes those are 28Ah but the battery cell is only 3500mAh.. You won't be able to fit 10p 18650 cells in them, 8p is all you can fit. And the Wolf King GT has 21700 cells which you can only fit 7p.
They say that when the scooter reaches 0% battery, if you press the throttle it comes alive again and shoots off like a rocket and that will be pretty dangerous.
just got mine tapped out at 70 kms dual mode 5th gear and wouldnt go any faster quite dissapointed have contacted selller also I got no where near 80kms battery time out of mine i only got 40 kms max riding time in between modes total false advertising will be sending mine back
Big Bias Red Flag. Have 4 of these and they are solid as a rock when properly cared for. Lots of men-children who buy these not knowing how to wrench, so they bash it from ignorance.
Issue warning may catch fire in your house 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 dangerous. The latest batch of Kaabo Wolf King GT Pro electric scooters has a wiring and controller defect that can result in battery fires and thermal runaway. It's unclear at the moment which GT models are at risk and which are safe.
misinformation and a Lie there was only 300 units affected from march-may 2022 all Kaabo products have been fixed and are not dangerous the only Danger is user error learn how to charge a battery people before you blame a Company for your Faults.
Everything you said is true except that the battery they use is LG M50LT and the scooter has 8 parallel cells. But yes the controller's cant pull out 100 amps all the time because of the temperature. Note no one shoud run the scooter at gear 5 double motor more than 20 minutes as the motors will heat up very quick and the range drops significantly so most people should run the scooter at gear 3 which requires less amps and top speed and leave gear 5 for top speed runs only plus that the motors will not run at 8400w - and thats why the nami burn 2 max is a faster scooter with a smaller battery and less wats on the the motors using the same controls because they ise a Panasonic battery which is better than the LG and can sustain more power and push more amps. And no the LG battery is better as the Samsung batteries are catching fire while charging for some reason.
LondonCyclist, I am back. Was gone for 7 months (life/spiritual difficulties). While I appreciate and respect your comments as you are our regular here the things you hear about these speed claims are not valid. Very shocking and disappointing that most of GPS apps for phones are not accurate, they read higher than the true speed the faster you go. There is an algorithm/formula they use in their programming to manipulate speeds in their GPS apps. Not so noticeable at low speeds but when you get to highway speed (45 mph and Up) the speed difference increases substantially. Try have a friend cop shoot you with his laser gun at high speed in your scooter, and you will not be happy what the cop will tell you.. A lot slower than what you thought were going. These app companies are dishonest with their speed readings. Only very few apps like COOL NIKS GPS speedometer will show very close to true GPS speed. Most out there are not accurate.
Because this uses 21700 instead of 18650 I don’t think u know what u talking about. Ur calculations is wrong. Do u know ohms law and power calculations? Battery bms esc and motor should match otherwise it will cause imbalance unstable will cause heat and components will fail. I suggest go to school and study electrical engineering 101
Not once did you talk about the motors and how much power they need to run to get to 60 mph you’re only complaining and fact checking (loosely) one side of the coin. The way you’re talking I don’t think you even have a WWGT, but I can tell you want one for free to prove you wrong but you not getting it buddy 😂😂😂😂
You don’t need big heavy (large magnet) motors to handle the power coming out of the controllers...the motors that come with the Wolf King GT is more than sufficient...even the smaller motors that are 72V rated will do fine to get you past 60 mph as long as the battery has enough power to deliver... I don't own this scooter, nor do I really want one. God told me there is problem with the LG battery they equipped in these scooters and told me to point out the issues/concerns that are very real.
@@foam27 God really talks to me. We chat all the time all day. But to get that you have to totally surrender your life to God, your heart and your will. It's a heavy price, but you get everlasting benefit that will pay off more than what you gave. He says that these LG-M50/M50T and even the Samsung 50E have problems, that they can't handle high amp on both charging and discharging and the battery will degrade fast.
You have no idea what you're talking about fool. I just went on a 40 mile ride with my wolf king gt pro and on the way back at 50% battery life I still hit 60 mph on flat ground. Scooter will hit 64 or 65 mph full charge.
Ok so it has been about what... 8 months since you got the Wolf King GT? How is it running so far? In respect to holding charge, voltage sag, decrease in range and top speed? Looking to see how these scooters are holding up long term.
I have 4 of these scooters, 3 bought in 2021 and 1 in 2023. I'm extremely meticulous about measuring range through different situations, like hot weather, cold weather, and elevation. All 4 perform to manufacture stated specifications. The batteries are in fact LG M50LT. One of them have 3500 miles and the range has deviated by 2% from day 1.
I’m completely impressed with my wolf king. It’s badass and I’ve hit 61.5mph. I’ll push it a little more to show the results. But my recent videos on the scooter are going viral.
OK, I spent some time with God regarding your scooter speed. This is what he told me... - You weigh 193 lbs. - The temperature of the battery was affected by the 43F above-ground temperature at the time you reached 61.5 mph in your scooter. - The GPS app you were using is way off, even though it is GPS. Your GPS was reporting speed way higher, by 12.5 mph. You were actually going 49 mph. That's what God told me. Most GPS available on app store are way off. The difference in speed between those apps and the true GPS is small at low speeds but the gap will widen drastically the faster you go. Except for the very few, all the rest apps read much higher... You might want to try GPS Speedometer from COOL NIKS (free one) as it reads speed closest to the true GPS. And lets take this into account that the LG M50T batteries on the Wolf King GT is very sensitive to weather.. There is specific the operating temperature range that battery likes, to get full performance. That 43F above-ground temperature caused some power drop on the battery as well.. Based on your weight and the battery's power reduction that 49 mph is expected. You would have a bit more room for power if the optimal operating temperature was met....you would hit 54 true GPS mph. Please try the GPS speedometer from COOL NIKS.
THIS GUY IS RIGHT WHEN I 1ST GOT THIS SCOOTER I HIT 60 MPH AND IT WAS SUMMER HERE IN TORONTO CANADA. AFTER A FEW MONTHS NOW I ONLY GET 50 MPH OR MAYBE 55 WITH TAIL WIND. IN WINTER I RIDE ALOT SOMETIMES AT -30C AND WILL ONLY GET 50 MPH MAX. I'M 210 POUNDS WITH GEAR I just hooked up my Dualtron Storm battery to my Wolf King GT and I can say this thing is now the ultimate scooter. Basically 67AH. Check out my latest video's on it.
Do you own one ?Ive had mine for awhile and it's great .Ive got it up to 60 mph every time I ride .Why you dissing something you don't own or have never ridden .
Exactly! And the range tests have proven how it performs against others in real world riding.
You are the only one on you tube that has anything negative to say about wolf king gt.
Guys a freakn numnut
other than burning down and the forks snapping?
This makes total sense because I live in Pennsylvania and was only able to achieve 53 mph and when I sent it back, they said they were able to get 55 mph. My environment was too cold and theirs was probably too hot but there was a time when I first got it that I achieved 62 mph. This totally explains all the different speeds. Thank you.
I don’t understand the point of this this since I know many people getting between 60 and 70mph on this scooter.
I think it's because he can't have one, so he's bashing it.
Or it's a rival company trying to give the scooter a bad name
thats fine at 25 Celsius. did you not listen? try it in the cold, 10 Celsius. ya its a good battery but only when its hot outside
@@1112223333111
Dude ya talking absolute shite, you've clearly not gor one or ridden one , the UK is always cold and it doesn't effect the scooters performance, your just clearly a hater lol
@@daddybeaver1984 ya ok idiot. I have a wolf king gt pro. UK had a heatwave this summer too. actually 3 heatwaves.
You have the wrong cell version. The Wolf King GT is using the LG M50LT which is rated at 14.4A per cell and 100.8A for the pack. These are a new cell and they are very good. Rated for over 1000 full cycles. You will see this if you open the deck and check the pack directly. They are NOT M50 cells.
Are you sure they are M50LT?
Can you confirm this? Have you opened your pack? Very important issue. Kaabo advertises either the M50 or the Samsung 50R, which are way below the needed 14.3A per cell
God told me it is just "LG M50" not M50T nor M50LT. He said all of them are no good in both power delivery (amp discharge) and charging, can't take high current or they will degrade fast.
@@noobz5056 God?
@@TheLondonCyclist Yes, God is the one that has been guiding me, what is truth and what is not.
I have 4 of these scooters, 3 bought in 2021 and 1 in 2023. I'm extremely meticulous about measuring range through different situations, like hot weather, cold weather, and elevation. All 4 perform to manufacture stated specifications. The batteries are in fact LG M50LT. One of them have 3500 miles and the range has deviated by 2% from day 1.
YOU ARE 100% RIGHT I HAVE 5 SCOOTERS FROM THE DUALTRON STORM TO THE KAABO, NANROBOT D6 PLUS AND MORE. I CAN TELL YOU THE DUALTRON STORM AND THE KAABO WOULD GET 100 KPH 60MPH FOR THE FIRST FEW WEEKS NOW AFTER A YEAR OR TO OF USE I ONLY GET MAX 85 KPH 52MPH . THE ONNLY WAY I GET A 60MPH NOW IF I RUN MY DUAL BATTERY SETUP . I just hooked up my Dualtron Storm battery to my Wolf King GT and I can say this thing is now the ultimate scooter. Basically 67AH. Check out my latest video's on it. NOT GONNA LIE MY NANROBOT D6+ IS STILL GETTING THE SAME SPEED FROM WHEN I 1ST GOT IT AND IT ALMOST 3 YEARS OLD .
Thanks for the report. Glad to hear you modded your scooters by externally adding the battery pack to get full power.. Yeah I watched your video about the dualtron battery on the Kaabo. I commented there as well.🙂
you are right about the temps. I am riding alot at night lately ans its been between 10c-20c and my power is the shits. If I bag on the scooter it warms the batteries and starts to wake up but I really notice it. Not as fast off the line either and range suffers.
Thanks for sharing your experience on the battery..
Dude, no offense, but you don't know what you're talking about. The Wolf King GT Pro hits 60mph with my fat ass at 275lbs on flat ground via GPS tracking in Waze on my phone. (I was also able to make adjustments in the settings of the scooter's console to correct the mph displayed since it was off by 3 mph at that speed. They let you change the wheel diameter setting and you can calibrate it to be exactly the correct mph.) Also, no offense but you could have given the key information in 5 to 10 minutes. I literally couldn't sit through the entire thing. One of my majors in colleges broadcast communications so trust me, making CZcams videos is not your forte. It would have been okay if you had good information but your assessment is completely off. I also race cars with autocross which is where I was able to test on a perfectly flat safe ground on the pitt race vehicle Dynamics area, because going 60 MPH on a scooter is terrifying to me lol. Didn't want to do that in traffic lol. But yes, it absolutely does hit advertised speeds. Maybe they are advertising the wrong battery inside, who knows, I'd have to rip mine open and examine the cells individually and I'm not doing that. But you seem to have drawn the conclusion that there's no way could hit the speeds claimed regardless and that's just not true. Mind you I didn't watch your entire video cuz again you drone like a motherf lol. 🤦🏽♂️
I hit 61.5mph at 226 lbs. This guy sounds like a paid shill for dualtron. They picked the worst guy for the job, lol!
@@foam27 Most GPS apps out there are no longer accurate. They read 8- 12 mph higher than the true GPS speed, especially in the higher speed range. Just deduct 12 mph from that and you get a bit more accurate reading. Ask the police to measure your speed with a laser gun.
so try it at a cold temprature
@@1112223333111 I ride it to work every morning, as low as 40°f which is as low as I character ride in, and it did have an effect on my top speed. I was only able to get up to 58 mph. "Only" lmao. It makes a difference but not a huge one
that's exactly what my one is doing. I bought this scooter second hand with only 90km odo on the clock so it is brand new, and from the first ride I struggle to reach 79kms top speed. After a full charge I reached a max speed of 89-90kms. I'm still yet to reach 100kms as advertised.. can u please tell us what battery is recommended?? If I was to do an external battery in parallel??? If I got a 72v 50ah ??
I'm sorry for the late reply.. just got the phone which I didn't have for 10 months. How is your Wolf King GT holding up on the battery power? I would like to hear results from the owners like yourself. Adding an external battery pack will definitely increase in power also will be able to handle the load better which means your voltages will be more stable without much drop in spike. It's really best to build yourself a battery pack (internal or external) as almost all battery packs sold by the mainstream suppliers are poorly made with cheap battery cells anyway. I will be posting battery pack building tutorials very soon, likely starting in a few days..
So which scooter in your opinion is the real 60mph capable? Which scooter has the best battery and motors?
Just picking your brain.
Hi, Dualtron Ultra 2 will be able to deliver it. Weped GTR will do 60+.
The Ultra 2 has 18650 LG-MJ1 10p batteries and is reputable and has enough headroom to deliver you that power. Weped GTR has Samsung 50E batteries and gives you plenty of power to get you 60 mph as well.
There are other scooters like the Dualtron Thunder 2, Storm Limited, and Kaabo Wolf King GT but they all use LG-M50T batteries so you have to find best weather that this battery likes in order to go 60 mph or higher.
Nami Burn E Viper is sub 60 mph scooter and the batteries are not consistent. Bronco Extreme can go 60 mph but the quality/reliability is at concern.
And the motors are less important...you don't have to have big upgraded magnets in the motor to handle the power as long as the wire connection is good enough to send power.
Funny dualyron and weped are alot more money than the GT pro, every video on CZcams has the GT pro hitting 60+mph, what is your issue with the kaabo ??
@@daddybeaver1984 There are also differences in GPS speed reading as most of them read higher than the true GPS speed. There are only very few apps out there that show very close to true GPS speed. Those GT Pro users will come to shock when they get hit by police laser gun showing speed 8- 12 mph slower than the speed you thought/believed they were going... which is why comparing speed between scooter is no good.
@@noobz5056
Lol , do u understand how GPS actually works , how it calculates speed, all gps is accurate, and for you information I recently have had a kaabo wolf warrior x , claimed top mph is 43 but had 46moh on GPS on more than one app, and also recently bought a king GT pro and if you think that scooter doesn't do 60+mph , cos let me tell u it does then you've either never ridden one or smoking crack, you just sound like ya just making excuses up now, GPS are off lol , you'd be bollocked if you ever got lost then cos GPS ain't accurate is it lol
U don't know what you're talking about bro u never even ride one and its a 65mph scooter i get mine up to 65mph with the LG battery
Good video but you have just a few things wrong the wolf can support up to 10 18650 in parallel as the wolf 11+ has a 16s10p and the wolf king has a 20s8p not 7p because it’s 28ah not 24.5ah as you suggested but I agree with pretty much everything you said the batteries are definitely the weak point of scooters
I don't recall saying 24.5Ah..for Wolf King? Yes those are 28Ah but the battery cell is only 3500mAh.. You won't be able to fit 10p 18650 cells in them, 8p is all you can fit. And the Wolf King GT has 21700 cells which you can only fit 7p.
@@noobz5056 yeah maybe I heard you wrong I was listening to the video while working on my scoot
They say that when the scooter reaches 0% battery, if you press the throttle it comes alive again and shoots off like a rocket and that will be pretty dangerous.
just got mine tapped out at 70 kms dual mode 5th gear and wouldnt go any faster quite dissapointed have contacted selller also I got no where near 80kms battery time out of mine i only got 40 kms max riding time in between modes total false advertising will be sending mine back
in 2 months I have 2300km on my king gt. the battery is way better than any apollo scooter by 3 times
41:47 yes right here!
the scooter itself, the dual stem is the best. there no arguing that
Who else is wondering why this video is an hour long. Get a life man
Guys a freskn knitwit
Big Bias Red Flag. Have 4 of these and they are solid as a rock when properly cared for. Lots of men-children who buy these not knowing how to wrench, so they bash it from ignorance.
Issue warning may catch fire in your house 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 dangerous. The latest batch of Kaabo Wolf King GT Pro electric scooters has a wiring and controller defect that can result in battery fires and thermal runaway. It's unclear at the moment which GT models are at risk and which are safe.
misinformation and a Lie there was only 300 units affected from march-may 2022 all Kaabo products have been fixed and are not dangerous the only Danger is user error learn how to charge a battery people before you blame a Company for your Faults.
Everything you said is true except that the battery they use is LG M50LT and the scooter has 8 parallel cells.
But yes the controller's cant pull out 100 amps all the time because of the temperature.
Note no one shoud run the scooter at gear 5 double motor more than 20 minutes as the motors will heat up very quick and the range drops significantly so most people should run the scooter at gear 3 which requires less amps and top speed and leave gear 5 for top speed runs only plus that the motors will not run at 8400w - and thats why the nami burn 2 max is a faster scooter with a smaller battery and less wats on the the motors using the same controls because they ise a Panasonic battery which is better than the LG and can sustain more power and push more amps.
And no the LG battery is better as the Samsung batteries are catching fire while charging for some reason.
NAMI is only faster with acceleration due to weight difference.
@@TheLondonCyclist exactly. Better acceleration but very slightly less top speed due to less power.
@@PEVsandiego4991 Also speed wobble on NAMI.
I run mode 3 all the time. its plenty and I'm 265
I saw a dude do 67mph. It does go that speed bro.
try it now at 15c
LondonCyclist, I am back. Was gone for 7 months (life/spiritual difficulties). While I appreciate and respect your comments as you are our regular here the things you hear about these speed claims are not valid. Very shocking and disappointing that most of GPS apps for phones are not accurate, they read higher than the true speed the faster you go. There is an algorithm/formula they use in their programming to manipulate speeds in their GPS apps. Not so noticeable at low speeds but when you get to highway speed (45 mph and Up) the speed difference increases substantially. Try have a friend cop shoot you with his laser gun at high speed in your scooter, and you will not be happy what the cop will tell you.. A lot slower than what you thought were going. These app companies are dishonest with their speed readings. Only very few apps like COOL NIKS GPS speedometer will show very close to true GPS speed. Most out there are not accurate.
@@1112223333111 I did 64mph on my way home and it was about that temp, maybe 16.
Because this uses 21700 instead of 18650 I don’t think u know what u talking about. Ur calculations is wrong. Do u know ohms law and power calculations? Battery bms esc and motor should match otherwise it will cause imbalance unstable will cause heat and components will fail. I suggest go to school and study electrical engineering 101
Not once did you talk about the motors and how much power they need to run to get to 60 mph you’re only complaining and fact checking (loosely) one side of the coin. The way you’re talking I don’t think you even have a WWGT, but I can tell you want one for free to prove you wrong but you not getting it buddy 😂😂😂😂
You don’t need big heavy (large magnet) motors to handle the power coming out of the controllers...the motors that come with the Wolf King GT is more than sufficient...even the smaller motors that are 72V rated will do fine to get you past 60 mph as long as the battery has enough power to deliver... I don't own this scooter, nor do I really want one. God told me there is problem with the LG battery they equipped in these scooters and told me to point out the issues/concerns that are very real.
@@noobz5056 God did, huh? Ok...we all believe you LOL
@@foam27 God really talks to me. We chat all the time all day. But to get that you have to totally surrender your life to God, your heart and your will. It's a heavy price, but you get everlasting benefit that will pay off more than what you gave. He says that these LG-M50/M50T and even the Samsung 50E have problems, that they can't handle high amp on both charging and discharging and the battery will degrade fast.
You have no idea what you're talking about fool. I just went on a 40 mile ride with my wolf king gt pro and on the way back at 50% battery life I still hit 60 mph on flat ground. Scooter will hit 64 or 65 mph full charge.
Ok so it has been about what... 8 months since you got the Wolf King GT? How is it running so far? In respect to holding charge, voltage sag, decrease in range and top speed? Looking to see how these scooters are holding up long term.
I have 4 of these scooters, 3 bought in 2021 and 1 in 2023. I'm extremely meticulous about measuring range through different situations, like hot weather, cold weather, and elevation. All 4 perform to manufacture stated specifications. The batteries are in fact LG M50LT. One of them have 3500 miles and the range has deviated by 2% from day 1.
V = I x R
P= V x I
If you don’t know this formula definitely u don’t know what ur talking about
I’m completely impressed with my wolf king. It’s badass and I’ve hit 61.5mph. I’ll push it a little more to show the results.
But my recent videos on the scooter are going viral.
OK, I spent some time with God regarding your scooter speed. This is what he told me...
- You weigh 193 lbs.
- The temperature of the battery was affected by the 43F above-ground temperature at the time you reached 61.5 mph in your scooter.
- The GPS app you were using is way off, even though it is GPS.
Your GPS was reporting speed way higher, by 12.5 mph. You were actually going 49 mph. That's what God told me. Most GPS available on app store are way off. The difference in speed between those apps and the true GPS is small at low speeds but the gap will widen drastically the faster you go. Except for the very few, all the rest apps read much higher... You might want to try GPS Speedometer from COOL NIKS (free one) as it reads speed closest to the true GPS.
And lets take this into account that the LG M50T batteries on the Wolf King GT is very sensitive to weather.. There is specific the operating temperature range that battery likes, to get full performance. That 43F above-ground temperature caused some power drop on the battery as well.. Based on your weight and the battery's power reduction that 49 mph is expected. You would have a bit more room for power if the optimal operating temperature was met....you would hit 54 true GPS mph. Please try the GPS speedometer from COOL NIKS.
@@noobz5056 that's funny God told me that response was full of shit
@@noobz5056 I hit 61.5mph on mine. It runs like a raped ape.
What's your agenda? Dualtron paying you to be a shill?