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Where to recharge an electric vehicle The way from the underground parking area to the cellar is very narrow and twisted. At the end, the E-Max S is in the cellar to recharge. Charger not waterproof The charger should be not used outside. It could start raining at any time. Besides, somebody could take away the charger while loading. Cool charger After about an half hour charging with 400 Watt, my infrared thermometer shows at the ventilation of the charger only 31.6 degree Celsius. About 14 degree more than the cellar. This scooter is house trained Recharging for the test drives. First are some reservations in the Robert Jungk library because of the floor. But at last, I am able to convince: Robert Jungk library about future questions Saturday September 16th 2006, we invited at the Robert Jungk library for future questions for a test drive with the E-Max S, a substantial contribution for electric mobility. Car free day in Maxglan main street in Salzburg As I resided in Salzburg, I drove very often with my bicyle, but starting at Gartenau, many targets in Salzburg are uncomfortable distant. Cable out of the window I did not like to bring the scooter again difficultly into the cellar. So I let from the second floor a 15m cable real down. Charging outdoor Sunday morning starts with dry weather. So it's possible to risk to charge with the 2 chargers on the common parking lot of the apartment building. Start mountain test on the Roßfeldstraße An electric vehicle should be also good enough for an excursion in the mountains. Therefor our test vehicle E-Max S has to go up the Roßfeldstraße. Brachiation to the Obersalzberg About 200 height-meters later. 15% uphill is only possible with the power button. I pushed this button when the speed went below 15. This brings 30 seconds 3.86 instead of 2.2 kW Guidepost Buchenhöhe Further 200 height-meter above, the controller has warmed up to 38 and the engine to 61 degree celsius. The engine becomes warm only on long mountain climbing trips. Asthma center Berchtesgaden The target of our first montain trip has a symbolic meaning. Some of the young patients living here could live at home, when the air would be enough better there. Wrong braked - Grips to brake in reverse position Downhill over 500 height-meters, I wanted to brake mainly with the disc brake on the front wheel. At the bicycle is the grip for the front wheel brake left, at the motorbike right. Interpreting the fuel meter The fuel meter seems to be a volt meter. The voltage of a lead acid battery depends on state of charge and load. Standing without load, it shows a nearly full tank. Mountain test over Elsbethen Vorderfager After recharging the batteries follows the second mountain test. Over the steep street from Elsbethen to Vorderfager on the Gaisberg. Zistelalm - 1000 meter above sea level The E-Max S passed 550 height-meters without problem. But because I promissed my older doughter a test drive, there is no time to continue to the peak. Swimmingpool on the Zistelalm The batteries of the E-Max S had been full enough to return. For guests with a more distant arrival, the host would make charging possible. Light by 48V -12V DC DC converter Regardless of the charging condition of the batteries, this regulated DC DC converter on the right side of the battery chest gives an equal voltage for the light system of the scooter. E-Max S dipped headlight Test about the light distribution with dipped headlights. Normed test with 15 seconds aperture 4 ISO 50 in the underground parking area. E-Max S with high beam Test about the light distribution with high beam. Normed test with 15 seconds aperture 4 ISO 50 in the underground parking area. E-Max S with parking light Test about the light distribution with parking light. Normed test with 15 seconds aperture 4 ISO 50 in the underground parking area. Batterymeter at the E-Max S electric scooter The voltmeter which is the fuel gauge shows only under load the charge condition. Here after the second mountain test on the Zistelalm. E-Max S scooter consumption 3 to 4 kWh is the consumtion according to the manufacturer. Here our test values from the first consumption test. The consumption at the mountain test is natural higher than at normal usage. Left grip on the electric scooter E-Max S Up the switch for dipped down and main light. In the middle sliding switch for the blinker. The white button is to switch of the blinker. The red button below is the hooter. Right grip on the electric scooter E-Max S Sliding switch for light off, parking light, driving light. Below the red power button. After pushing the power button is about 30 seconds more power available. Electric engine E-Max S Brushless 2 kW wheel hub engine without gears. What is not there can not fail and causes also no maintanence costs. The power of simplicity. Helmet locker removed from an E-Max S The helmet locker is attached with 5 screws to the scooter. To see the batteries, the helmet locker has to be removed first. Battery in the E-Max S electric scooter 8 piece 20 Ah 12 V batteries are below the helmet locker. The batteries are similar to sealed lead acid batteries. ''Silicone'' could mean an improved electrolyte. Batteries installation in the E-Max S electric scooter Elaborately are the 8 batteries built into the E-Max S. 2 behind athwart, 2 behind the helmet locker, 3 below the helmet locker in longitudinal direction, 1 in front athwart. Scooter helmet suitable for making photos underway I got for the test drive 2 helmets borrowed.The big helmet was very unpracticall for making photos underway, so I preferred this helmet.


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