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[ellertdriver]

Hello

Im A ellert and a Kewet Driver from Germany, we have great difficulties to get any spare parts for the car.

At the Moment we are searching a Car controller for the Kewet 5 and a Display for this car.

Can anyone help me to get in contact with a dealer, it seems that the manfacturer has no interest to sells parts to germany.

There are many Kewet owners in Germany woh want to keep the cars alive.

We ar planning to drive from Germany to the Nordkapp next Year with some ellerts and we need charging points in norway. We all use high power chargers and Nicd batteries that give a range of about 100km on flat surface.

For recharging in 90 minutes we need a 16 Amp fused socket for each car or a 3 phase connector with at least 16 Amps.

Is there a charging net in norway like in Germany or in denmark.

I would be glad if anyone can help us.

The link to the German charging net is : http://www.drehstromnetz.de
If neccessary I can translate it into Englisch.

Best Regards

Roman

[elektrolux]

Hello Roman

Regarding charging during your tour to Nordkapp; you will find elektric power on all Petrol stations. Its not dedicated for charging elektric cars, but I doubt anybody will refuse you the use for this.

They will have both 16A single phase and 25A 3 Phase.

I normally plug in, and then ask, as this gives me 10 min ekstra charging while the 16 year old girl behind the desk tries to find out who to ask for permission.

I'm sure you soon will get answers about spare parts.

By the way: What type of chargers do you use?

[El rayo]

Roman,

I went to Elbil Norge today and asked about foreign parts orders. Elbil Norge has no problem with that. You can place your order at post<at>elbilnorge.no (replace "<at>" with "@") or phone +47 22 22 39 22.

The car controller is about NOK 5000,- and the display is about NOK 3000,- plus shipping.

Tom Roy

[ellertdriver]

Hello

Thanks for the information

We use second Hand chargers from Telecom power supplies, the have charging currents between 30 and 60 amps at 48V battery systems and can be connectet in series and parallel

These charger are for 48V lead acid batteries but mostly the can be adapted for the higherCharging voltage for the Nicd batteries

For trips we use a 20 Amp and a 40Amp Chargeer so that we can charge on sockets with 6, 10 or 16 Amp fuses.

The chargers have a weight between 3 and 11 kg


Regards

Roman