Monday, my.....sorry, R5's Batteries arrived. They tried to deliver them last Friday, now that's quick service!!
I placed them into the base area and they look good! :-)
I then started looking at how/what I had material wise to clamp them in place. Something lightweight, but strong! Found it! A strip of U section Aluminium (not shown in picture). I had left over. So after marking it up, into work it went and had two sections milled out. These help with securing the batteries and stabilising them from possibly sliding around. Next was to make up two angle securing brackets for the ends of the strip to be bolted onto.
Last night (Tuesday) was a good work night!!
Spent bout an hour soldering up last cable, re-wireing a
cable to the main power switch, marking cables with coloured tape, and the
battery connectors (just incase). Checked the battery connector circuit was the
right way round to give 24v power out.
I then physically checked cables, that contacts were screwed down
tight and all plugs were too.......then flipped the on switch......
Speed controller statue blue light: ON
Digital readout: reading 25v (no, not a typo) lol.
Am very happy!
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