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I joined this list to find out more about an electric lawn tractor. I have
not had any thing to comment on yet except this.
If it works it is not of a huge value maybe 50 to 100 dollars. If it does
not work then it is worthless I would just give it to a S-10 driver.
The pack it charges is 312 volts lead acid or 360 volts NiMH the only
vehicles that can use it is the 1997 and 1998 S-10 EV. The EV1 also used the
same charger but they are about all crushed. A few Solectria and an early
version of the GM S-10. There might be at the most 40 or 50 cars in the United
States that still use this charger.
The floor model paddle charger is heavy and big it would be best
if you could find the nearest S-10 driver to you. If shipping a long
distance it is more than the value of the charger.
If you let me know where your at I can post it on the S-10 group. You could
also put it on the parts section of http://www.austinev.org/evtradinpost/
There is one their now but it is not worth 650 dollars. I have four of
these and I can assure you it is not going to ever sell for that. This was the
first version and they had a high failure rate. The Gen 2 were smaller,
lighter and very reliable and they sell for around 150 dollars.
Don
1998 S-10 EV
In a message dated 8/9/2006 9:15:12 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
reinharj frontiernet net writes:
Vague recollection: Didn't one of the GM electric cars have an inductive |