Re:How to Debug Your Battery
by bheadmaster on Sunday July 28, 2024 @04:17AM
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Can you tell us more about the technology behind your batteries, and why would someone be interested in your product?
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Hey! We're using PCB plates instead of spot-welding, so it's easy to open and close the batteries, and replace any parts! You can take a look at the design at https://get.gouach.com
Can non-welded contacts carry enough current?
Yes! It works great!
Re:How to Debug Your Battery
by tomtranter on Sunday July 28, 2024 @08:58AM
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So cool. Have wanted to add an extra battery on my Yuba Spice Curry, but it is so expensive. Love the fact that it is possible to replace the individual cell. Been annoyed that ebikes are not as serviceable as normal bikes. Signed up now :)
Thank you man!
We're passionate about micromobility and sustainability, and we'd really like to bring repairable batteries to as many people as possible!
We have the exact same vision as you: you should own your product and be able to repair them, this is why we designed this product!
Feel free to talk about it in your community if other people you know might be interested, we'd love to get feedback!
At https://get.gouach.com we're also battery hackers (focusing on light electric vehicles, mostly e-bikes for now!) and we've designed our BMS and our battery design to make them easy to repair / refill!
We're also quite cost-efficient, so you might be interested by our design in the future!