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Old 01-10-08, 03:41 PM
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Yardworks 24V Cordless Lawn Mower? hmm

https://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...=1200000587808


https://www.canadiantire.ca/browse/pr...romSearch=true


well i dont need the lawnmower but i am interested in the 10ah 24volt nicad packs it uses. i was going to go lithium but i may be moving again come spring and i need to start saving money. i have over $200 in canadan tire gift cards from christmas

ill pick two up see if its usable. at this point anythings better than led acid i can even reuse the original cases lol

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well one webpage posted thay where nicads. there not. but there lighter and still 10ah 12volt cells.
i picked them up anyway

ill make a pack so i can start riding. ill keep looking for a deal.
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hmm almost looks like it was made for ebikes lol. down the road ill remove the batterys and keep the cases for lithium or nicad cells.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBom8WfA_lM

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I was under the impression that NiCads were NOT powerful enough......
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no people are using them :0 thay have alot of power its just the drop off point is sharp. not like led acid that dies slowly.
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a small update one problem i had with going with from a 15ah to 10ah was the cutout point. it would not cutout totally but it was a pain. so i found that r11 resister on the golden motor controller changes the cutout point so i had a look at my other controller and the ics are the same just a different layout. so to make a long story short i found it and changed the value. the packs work great for miles. would be nice to add a pot so i can ajust it with different batterys.

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here is a test of the power the packs output
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up and down the parking lot. LOL!!!!!!!

Sounds windy.
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yup and wet cold and dont forget the mud. lots of sand on the road didnt think it would be a good idea to carry the cam on a ride. you can feel the front wheel slip in turns. not a good time to ride here

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