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Where do these conversions take place? (I have no idea). And what sort of engines are they run on, i know he mentions cells, but id love to know more: power output, acceleration, range etc.
Very interesting listing, thanks for posting.
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About batteries:
"The traction battery is made up of 27 monoblocs of 6 volts 100 Ah. The 27 monoblocs are divided up into 4 compartments as follows : One compartment located in the centre of the vehicle, under the floor, containing 11 monoblocs (1) One compartment located low down at the front, in the motor compartment, containing 6 monoblocs (2) One compartment located at the rear, under the floor, containing 6 monoblocs (3) One compartment located high up in the motor compartment, containing 4 monoblocs (4) The battery packs are connected in series by means of an electric circuit and they make up a 162 volt battery. In order to prevent any excess amperage or "cutting off of the electrical chain" of the traction battery, each compartment has a fuse at its positive terminal and a shunt at its negative terminal."
About engine:
DC engine. 15KW
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Electric Berlingos were built by Citroen & supplied as new vehicles, I think. They were using these at a large campsite I go to in SW France a few yrs ago but only for couple of yrs tho.
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seems a bit odd producing batch electric vehicles.
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