| Owner | Pete Hagan (former owner, EV has been sold) | ||||
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| Location | Lexington, Kentucky United States map | ||||
| Web | WebPage | ||||
| Vehicle | 1996 Alfa (Mexican pre-production chassis - US Electric conversion) | ||||
| Motor | Advanced DC FB1-4001A Series Wound DC 9" | ||||
| Drivetrain | Lenz Power Transmission | ||||
| Controller | Curtis 1231C-7701 | ||||
| Batteries | 20 Exide GC2-H 6V, 6.00 Volt, Lead-Acid, Flooded We'll let you know how this pack lasts. Will be installed Oct 1, 2006 | ||||
| System Voltage | 120 Volts | ||||
| Charger | Lester | ||||
| Heater | 1800 watt ceramic converted from walmart! | ||||
| DC/DC Converter | Vicor VI-J52EX This little convertor is used to charge the 12vt aux battery. 100watt output it is hardly up to the job. Will be replaced soon | ||||
| Instrumentation | Batterylite meter - soon to add E-meter | ||||
| Top Speed | 45 MPH (72 KPH) This is limited by the 40:1 Lenze reducer / transmission. This truck can pull tree stumps out as it is. | ||||
| Acceleration | pretty quick | ||||
| Range | First runs give us 30 miles to 60% charge | ||||
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| Seating Capacity | 3 adults (bench seat) | ||||
| Curb Weight | 1,925 Pounds (874 Kilograms) With new bed and 20 batteries | ||||
| Tires | 185R14 | ||||
| Conversion Time | Very little since it was already a factory conversion however I have spent about 30 hours welding a new flatbed, fiberglass work for the heater and air ducts. | ||||
| Conversion Cost | ~~$5,000.00 USD including the initial vehicle cost. | ||||
| Additional Features | This is a unique truck built as a test by US Electric from a Mexican chassis. Truck Two (#2) was a Mexican built, pre-production (one of 15 built), Right hand drive, configured as so: 2.12:1 gear ratio, with 185R/14 tires, 120 Volt system: 20 each USB 145 (matched) with an aluminum stake bed. |






