Thank you!!

I'm sure Helen will appreciate this help.

I figure she owes me big so I'm going to see if she can bring me back a Kewet as carry on baggage
It should fit in the overhead... 

Cheers

Dave

Thank you.

Would you have contact information for them?

Dave

Hej

Jeg bruger google oversætter så jeg håber, at dette giver mening.
Kan nogen hjælpe med at kontakte folk i Lund, Sverige og København og Samsoe Island Danmark? Dette er fra en anden Listen jeg tilhører.

Helen's e-mail er Helen Crisp <htcrisp@gmail.com>


Dave
Canada

Jeg vil blive i Lund, Sverige og København og Samsoe Island Danmark i
April, og min lokale VE kapitel (den Denver Electric Vehicle Rådet eller
DEVC) har bedt mig om at melde tilbage om, hvad der sker der med EVT.
Jeg er derfor søger kontaktpersoner derovre med hvem jeg kan
tale. Hvis nogen kan hjælpe mig jeg woul virkelig sætte pris på det.

Tak.

Helen CRISP


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Hello

I am using google translater so I hope this makes sense.
Can anyone help to contact people in Lund, Sweden, and Copenhagen and Samsoe Island Denmark ? This is from another list I belong to.

Helens email is Helen Crisp <htcrisp@gmail.com>

Dave
Canada

I will be in Lund, Sweden, and Copenhagen and Samsoe Island Denmark in
April and my local EV chapter (the Denver Electric Vehicle Council or
DEVC) has asked me to report back on what is happening there with EVs. 
I am therefore seeking  contact persons over there with whom I may
speak.  If anyone can help me I woul really appreciate it.

Thank you.

Helen Crisp

LOL OK that is different than what I thought it was.

My translator says it means 'crunch' in Dutch and 'nip' in Norwegian.
While it usually works it does come up with some rather interesting
results. Technical pages usually have the real strange results.

If nothing else now I know what to put on my licence plate 

Dave

Thank you for the links, there were a couple I had not seen before. One of the problems with our search engines is that they tend not to search European websites very well.

The car I am buying was converted to the higher voltage and then was purchased by another fellow who was using the upgraded parts. So I have the option of reassembling the car to the stock voltage
or taking the opportunity to upgrade it. Here in Kelowna it is fairly flat with a few hilly sections. The city is in a valley bottom with mountains all around. For most of my driving I am sure a stock set up would be enough but there are a few places where if I could manage 80kph for 5-10 miles it would mean very few restrictions on where I can go. This is one of the things I hope you an help with by telling me how the car behaves when driving and so on.

I'm happy to finally be able to post here and for my first official dumb question....

What is a Knerten? 

Cheers

Dave

I just thought I would say hello to the forum. I was told to post in English as everyone can understand that. I have a very limited (none at all) ability to read Norwegian and have to use a translator. I am located in British Columbia Canada (Pacific coast) which looks remarkably like the pictures I have seen of Norway.

I am in the process of buying a 1993 Kewet. I have been trying to find as much technical information on the Kewet  as it will be a bit far to get serviced at Kewet. The Kewet I am buying was modified to 96 volts with a 8 inch ADC motor. I need to repair some body work and the motor/controller. I am considering going to a low voltage AC motor. I am not sure yet but it looks like I can buy the ac motor and controller at a cost close to the dc motor and controller.

If you know of any website that have good information for the Kewet please let me know.

Cheers

Dave
Kelowna BC
Canada

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