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- **Battery**: you will need battery cells capable of producing enough voltage and current for the Twizy. You don't need to exactly match the original voltage and power range. The SEVCON G48 series can operate with input voltages from 19.3 to 69.6 V. The Twizy SEVCON is by default configured for a range of 39 to 65 V, but that can be modified (see [SEVCON configuration](extras/SEVCON-Configuration.md)). In standard configuration, the Twizy will draw up to ~330 A or 16 kW from the battery, and recuperate at up to ~70 A or 3.5 kW. If your battery cannot cope with this, you can either use the Virtual BMS to lower the limits or modify the SEVCON configuration.
Pascal is using Nissan Leaf cells, which offer a very good combination of capacity, availability and price. Blazej is using cheap 120 Ah lead acid batteries (price ~400 Euro for a complete set). Klaus will use chinese prismatic cells adding up to ~12 kWh.
Pascal is using Nissan Leaf cells, which offer a very good combination of capacity, availability and price. Błażej is using cheap 120 Ah lead acid batteries (price ~400 Euro for a complete set). Klaus will use chinese prismatic cells adding up to ~12 kWh.
**Note**: Klaus offers to organize a bulk order of high capacity prismatic 3.2V LiFePO4 cells in the range of 330€ down to 260€/kWh. For a high performance large capacity setup with 48V 240 Ah (double of the standard battery capacity) a total price only for the battery pack between 2800 and 3200€ seems possible. Each buyer would have the risk in case of failures and should add some spare cells. For details please contact Klaus at <klauszinser@posteo.eu>.
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- Bernd Eickhoff <b.eickhoff@gmx.de> -- CAN logging & testing
- Michael Balzer <dexter@dexters-web.de> -- CAN protocol decoding & implementation
Special thanks to Klaus Zinser <klauszinser@posteo.eu> for support and to Blazej Blaszczyk <blazej.blaszczyk@pascal-engineering.com> for prototype implementation and testing!
Special thanks to Klaus Zinser <klauszinser@posteo.eu> for support and to Błażej Błaszczyk <blazej.blaszczyk@pascal-engineering.com> for prototype implementation and testing!
Btw: we're all available for **consulting**, **integration** and **customization** jobs.

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# Prototype build by Blazej Blaszczyk
# Prototype build by Błażej Błaszczyk
This is a prototype actually powering Blazejs own Twizy.
This is a prototype actually powering Błażejs own Twizy.
It uses four standard 120 Ah lead acid batteries. Range with new batteries is ~ 50-60 km on flat terrain.
No Renault parts have been used. The main power relais is from a fork lift.
There is no BMS other than the Arduino (Nano) itself. The pack voltage is measured using a voltage divider, the pack temperature is measured using an LM35D sensor. SOC is derived from the (smoothed) pack voltage. The software is basically the "SimpleBMS" example from the library with calibration for Blazejs components.
There is no BMS other than the Arduino (Nano) itself. The pack voltage is measured using a voltage divider, the pack temperature is measured using an LM35D sensor. SOC is derived from the (smoothed) pack voltage. The software is basically the "SimpleBMS" example from the library with calibration for Błażejs components.
If you'd like to know more, contact Blazej Blaszczyk <blazej.blaszczyk@pascal-engineering.com>.
If you'd like to know more, contact Błażej Błaszczyk <blazej.blaszczyk@pascal-engineering.com>.
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| 1x | [![296156226R](parts/296156226R-sm.jpg)](parts/296156226R-nm.jpg) | Relais Chargeur Fltg Ent Chrjr <br/> *Charge relais 40A* | 296156226R | 39.96 € |
| | | **Total** *(prices may change)* | | **~ 310 €** |
Parts may of course be replaced by functionally compatible ones, for example use a fork lift relais for the main power relais (relais & fuses are no special parts). Blazej Blaszczyk has built his [prototype](Prototype-Blazej.md) without using Renault parts. For details please contact him at <blazej.blaszczyk@pascal-engineering.com>.
Parts may of course be replaced by functionally compatible ones, for example use a fork lift relais for the main power relais (relais & fuses are no special parts). Błażej Błaszczyk has built his [prototype](Prototype-Blazej.md) without using Renault parts. For details please contact him at <blazej.blaszczyk@pascal-engineering.com>.
- The `296740718R` signal connector is Yazaki part no. [7282-8854-30](http://connectors-catalog.sys.yzk.co.jp/yazaki-web/servlet/SubServlet_e?forward=7282-8854-30&plist=detail&select=XX) (contact terminals sold separate).
- The `296743399R` main power connector is DELPHI part no. [F473110](http://ecat.delphi.com/feature?search=F473110), with contact terminals [F176600](http://ecat.delphi.com/feature?search=F176600).