Why is it a problem if you just hook a battery directly to a hub motor with a simple on/off switch (i.e no controller). Even my daft self knows the asnwer wil be - the motor will fry
But here is the thing. My dad has one of those stand on electric scooters (15Ow 24v) that he uses for zipping around marinas. The 2 x 12v SLA inside packed up and so he bought 2 x 12v SLA usualy used for motorbikes (these are much larger and no longer fit under the deck but have greater AH). He simply strpped them to the deck
More interstingly he ripped out all of, what he termed "gubbins", and just hooked the batteries to the motor with an on off switch.
Has not blown up after nearly 6 months, goes about 30% faster and for miles and miles.
This I do not undertand !
But here is the thing. My dad has one of those stand on electric scooters (15Ow 24v) that he uses for zipping around marinas. The 2 x 12v SLA inside packed up and so he bought 2 x 12v SLA usualy used for motorbikes (these are much larger and no longer fit under the deck but have greater AH). He simply strpped them to the deck
More interstingly he ripped out all of, what he termed "gubbins", and just hooked the batteries to the motor with an on off switch.
Has not blown up after nearly 6 months, goes about 30% faster and for miles and miles.
This I do not undertand !