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  • čas přidán 30. 07. 2022
  • I over-volted the 500 watt brushed DC motor from 24v to 36v. Did it make a big difference?
    I built this homemade front wheel drive ebike with a 24v 500 watt brushed DC motor, This is a cheap 50kmh 31Mph ebike build. The original build video is on my channel, it used a 410 chain and bicycle gears. Results after overvolting I ran the bike at 24v with the 410 chain and gears to a top speed of about 20mph 32kmh on flat ground. I than overvolted from 24v to 36v 1000 watt controller with the same gears and only gained a few more mph, and the controller / motor got really hot. That wasn't good enough so I decided to remove the bicycle 410 gears and chain and install a 25H large drive sprocket, 25H pinion and chain, the motor originally came with a 25H pinion. I than ran a max speed test and the results were way better, on flat ground I was able to hit 31 mph 51 kph and the motor / controller was much cooler.
    The idea of this video is to show a cost friendly homemade electric bicycle, without removing the bikes original speeds and no welding of freewheel sprocket on rear hub. Where I'm located hub motors are way more expensive than chain drive motors. This video is just for entertainment purposes, I don't recommend overvolting any ebike or building these projects. This is not a BLDC motor so I haven't tried this with a brushless motor yet but lots of people are doing this, I would only increase by 12v. I'm using lead acid batteries they are much more forgiving if you end up overloading than lithium ion. Because I installed a larger drive sprocket it took a lot of load off the motor, if I hadn't done this the motor would have burned out because it was getting very hot and had a smell. I constantly monitor the temperature of the controller, motor and batteries this is very important, fans could also be added. Big Thanks to my subscribers 👍 if you're new to the channel ‪@kurtscottage‬ Please Subscribe and turn on notifications it really helps the channel grow.
    Peace Out
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Komentáře • 60

  • @nibba7614
    @nibba7614 Před 2 lety +3

    Man i love this scrap-metal diy things with suprisingly good quality filming. Thanks for the video, keep doin'!

  • @TheMidnightcwby
    @TheMidnightcwby Před rokem +2

    I love your builds. Reuse what you got till you make it what you want!

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem +1

      Thanks a lot! appreciate it. That's what my channels all about

  • @JazweenA221
    @JazweenA221 Před rokem +5

    My man literally made a fwd bike

  • @Christopher_R
    @Christopher_R Před 8 měsíci

    I want to build a pedal car with electric assist. Thanks for the ideas 👍🏻

  • @JorgeRodriguez-ll3bj
    @JorgeRodriguez-ll3bj Před rokem

    Exelente proyecto

  • @mrmatt2525able
    @mrmatt2525able Před 2 lety +1

    That’s awesome!! Neat build!Beautiful scenery! Where abouts is this?

  • @delossantosleoneldinson1080

    Yoo bro, i've been planning to build one of these!! THANK GOD HAHAH i saw your channel.. ... Your ideas are amazing... Planning to build my own soon! Thanks for this😍🤩.. wish that you could build more like these🤩🤩

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem

      Thank you so much 😃 I really appreciate it 👍 When the spring comes I'm planing on making some more ebikes

  • @solo4158
    @solo4158 Před 2 lety +2

    Can you add a fan to the motor , to avoid overheating ?

  • @doberman194
    @doberman194 Před rokem +1

    That's a pretty impressive Ebike you made 👍
    I'm wondering how a shaft drive system would perform on the front like that, thanks for sharing.

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem

      Thanks! I really appreciate it, 👍 shaft drive would be unique

  • @k-osmonaut8807
    @k-osmonaut8807 Před rokem +6

    Oh god, this is awesome!
    What do you think of something like this on a smaller frame like the 350w bike you made some time ago? With rwd? I've been considering a build like this!

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem +1

      Awesome 👍 Thanks. Yes this motor would work on a smaller bike rwd, I was thinking of just bolting the 500w motor onto that kids bike, I think it would make a cool little ebike.

  • @Outdoorsmax.
    @Outdoorsmax. Před rokem +1

    What wattage and voltage is your battery’s in total?

  • @TheFreshPeddler
    @TheFreshPeddler Před rokem +1

    Rokon-esque

  • @brianpalmer967
    @brianpalmer967 Před 4 měsíci

    This is f'n deluxe!

  • @akos127
    @akos127 Před 2 lety +2

    Go to 48V, just to test what could happen?

  • @anirudhramprasad3994
    @anirudhramprasad3994 Před 2 lety +2

    Why in front will that not cause you to lift front

  • @customsignalsIR
    @customsignalsIR Před rokem +1

    Very impressive. Unsure how long the wheel bearings would last.

  • @Manal2018.
    @Manal2018. Před 3 měsíci

    Hello, I want to ask about the wires of the 36v 350w electric bike. If the wires are not thick for the battery and motor, is it possible that it will be affected?
    Because I made the motor wire long and the battery wire long, the wire may not be able to withstand it
    The wire that I installed is a wire that connects from the electricity to the television, and I apologize for the length

  • @estellejiva6986
    @estellejiva6986 Před 2 měsíci

    Can you help me what sprocket do I use to stay using pushbike chain so hard to find any info

  • @hasger1941
    @hasger1941 Před rokem

    Interesting project though how many tooth on the large sprocket, and have you tried going up hill ?

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem

      Thanks! it's a 80 tooth 25H sprocket. Yes it will climb hills for me, but I think a larger sprocket would be all round better.

  • @noericardo1490
    @noericardo1490 Před rokem

    Hi, I just discovered your channel, I'm gonna build my first ebikes to do delivery, I just started classes at university,(right now we're on break) so I wanted to build a ebike to do that job because my classes don't allow me to get a normal job, my question is, can I use lead acid in large distances?, at not high speed obviously, sorry for the broken English

    • @JimTMcDaniels1
      @JimTMcDaniels1 Před rokem

      From what I've learned, Lead acid is generally not recommended. Yet some of the cheapest scooters have them and perform fairly well but not for very long distance rides. The lead is heavy and bulky and you can only use 50% of the battery power or so, compared to Lithium. Plus lead batteries can need replacing sooner.
      Take care

  • @JimTMcDaniels1
    @JimTMcDaniels1 Před rokem

    Can someone explain why these motors don't have a overheat/thermal cut off breaker and why 2 or 3 selectable gear ratios aren't used with these builds?

    • @akeiai
      @akeiai Před 11 měsíci

      they're cheaply made, and may not actually have circuitry that senses temperature, and the two or three selectable gear ratio is usually not used because there's no space, though this dude created a 7 speed build with the sprocket on the front

  • @jackcurrin8726
    @jackcurrin8726 Před rokem +1

    Is it possible to attach the chain and sprocket to the other side of the rear wheel and run the motor that way?

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem

      Yes but you will need to weld on a freewheel sprocket, like in my 350watt ebike video. Or remove cassette add an adapter and install two single speed freewheels.

    • @jackcurrin8726
      @jackcurrin8726 Před rokem

      @@kurtscottage Thanks for the reply, What adapter would I need to connect the 2 freewheels. Also is there a reason for two freewheels? Most single speed freewheels are pretty small, would that gear ratio not allow for the bike to reach its top speed?

  • @MrCrofty1993
    @MrCrofty1993 Před rokem

    The motor will be fine they can actually handle alot more than the sticker claims

  • @erostimbol9812
    @erostimbol9812 Před 3 měsíci

    Hi sir good day i have a question. I have a 36/48 controller and 24vmotor drive with 48v battery. Is it ok to try this?

  • @dangart4855
    @dangart4855 Před rokem +1

    How do you charge those acid batteries? Im curious and scared at the same time 😆 im experimenting. But im afraid i might do something wrong tbh

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem +1

      I have many chargers, I charge them either separately with a 1.5 amps to 2amps max 12v charger [ Noco genius ] or in pairs with a 24v lead acid AGM charger. I also have a 48v ebike lead acid charger.

    • @dangart4855
      @dangart4855 Před rokem

      @@kurtscottage thanks for replying 🥰✌ now i have knowledge about it.

  • @liveonthesun3368
    @liveonthesun3368 Před 7 měsíci

    Hi. Can you try to attach a motorcycle seat on this cycle. I hate to see so many expensive bikes built just for one guy to ride. Even ebikes that can can carry two with just one seat.
    Please do it.

  • @rntfhunting8323
    @rntfhunting8323 Před rokem +1

    What's sort range do you get from full charge

    • @DirtbikeGoon
      @DirtbikeGoon Před měsícem +1

      It depends say if you have a 5 amp hour battery on 36 volts at 500w it will last you about 45 minutes on full throttle continuous but it's not like you would ride that long full throttle so it would usually last you a bit over an hour maybe if you go really slow it will last 1.45

  • @theautodidacticman_
    @theautodidacticman_ Před rokem +2

    You can run up to double, so run it at 48v and she’ll scream!

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem +2

      I'll have to order a 48v brushed controller, the motor might not like it tho..

  • @rssy3819
    @rssy3819 Před rokem

    Have you ever thought of using 2 or 3 dewalt batteries there 18v and 9ah so less weight and less space needed

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem

      Good advise! I have thought of using some of my battery packs, but all the batteries I have are only 18v, 20v, 48v 2Ah so probably not worth doing. The SLA batteries are 10Ah, I think one day I'll get my hands onto a Lithium pack.

  • @mclimb3220
    @mclimb3220 Před 6 měsíci

    Range ?

  • @matthewlacelle9422
    @matthewlacelle9422 Před rokem

    Thank you, this video you made answered my question. Also you have balls riding with one hand at that speed.... get a cheap cell phone holder for testing.

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem

      Glad the video helped you out, love the comment. I try not to do it very often. I'm working on buying or making a mount for my phone, that I can have on my chest or shoulder.

  • @nicolaiecristea486
    @nicolaiecristea486 Před měsícem

    Dangerous if the chain will broke

  • @jamesfulerten8494
    @jamesfulerten8494 Před rokem +3

    The physics of e motors says that you can over volt but you cannot over watt. If a motor says 24v and you want to use 36v or 48v you have to make sure that if over volting that you do not exceed the amps in watts that motor was designed to handle. For example if your motor originally was 24v, 10 amps that equals 240 watts by the watts law EQ of (V x A)=watts. Since this is true if you raise the volts to 48v you now must make sure that the amps your providing to the motor and in storage do not exceed 5 amps by the EQ (48v x 5a ) = 240 watts or again ( V x A) = watts. If you do not lower the amps when over volting a catastrophic failure will result. This is the largest problem with over volting. If you continue to use the original volts intended for the motor, in this case 24v, then amperage makes no difference and the amperage can be any amount like, let's say, 1000 amps or 10,000 amps or even 100,000 amps in storage because the original 24v motor will not draw any more amps than it needs to run a peak efficiency and only except the 10 amps no matter what from the large storage supply. However, if over volting and using 48v you must match the watts and in this case that becomes 240 watts in the example and over volting limits you to using only a 5 amp storage supply amperage to match the watts of the motor. This is the advantage of always using the intended volt rating of a DC motors because it allows you to have in storage many times the watt rating of the DC motor. Not true with over volting.

    • @kurtscottage
      @kurtscottage  Před rokem +3

      Thanks! great comment👍 helps everyone understand more on this subject. I try and keep this bike mostly running at half throttle, or apply throttle to full than back off and coast allowing the motor to cool. Everything seems fine for now, no smell of burning windings, but I don't let the motor struggle up hills at near full throttle, that's when a failure will probably happen.

  • @Agilepickleunite
    @Agilepickleunite Před rokem

    Make an alternator motor and push 5kws through it lmao

  • @RastaOnABike
    @RastaOnABike Před 7 měsíci

    i just done a diy bike. Love this idea. Check my build out if you ever get a moment

  • @genome692002
    @genome692002 Před 6 měsíci

    aint it dangerous to have it front wheel drive.. in the event those bike chains disengage and get stuck in the wheel or fork it might cause the front wheel to stop suddenly and you tumble head first..

  • @tadiwatsabora3203
    @tadiwatsabora3203 Před rokem

    Can you make a give away to me

  • @TheOnlyOneStanding8079
    @TheOnlyOneStanding8079 Před 10 měsíci

    Its ugly but it runs good

  • @johnfithian-franks8276
    @johnfithian-franks8276 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi, I have not been on a pedal bike for an exceedingly long time, but your top speed is wrong, by my estimation your speed was more like 34 to 35 miles per hour. If you can get a friendly police officer with a radar gun to check, I think you will need to get the speedometer corrected.

  • @scootersonlyrepair6773
    @scootersonlyrepair6773 Před 10 měsíci

    😂 you don't have to weld the freewheel. You get a dual freewheel hub and a left side freewheel.