- Shunt charger
- Create LVC circuit
- Create better Kart Control (no heat dissipation, stable voltage, has LVC circuit)
- Emergency panic switch.
- Receive boards.
- Test.
- Assemble.
- Test.
- Use.
- Check there is 12V switched from Kart control.
- Single circuit, operating from that voltage.
- Actually turns off Kart control (ie connected to ground, or power wire, or "stop" switch)
- Has "Low Voltage Warning" LED, which lights for 30 seconds only.
- Completely terminates power (no residual leakage).
- Switch-mode power supply ("Buck" supply ?)
- Thoroughly tested circuit
- Single, smaller relay ?
- Includes LVC within the circuit
- NOTE ... easy connection when the lid is connected (ie whole thing comes off, for easy connection of new wiring etc).
Future Improvements
Front Stub Axles
-> Buy cheap 6803 bearings through eBay.
-> Bearings arrive.
-> Attend looking for bolts with 17mm shank (for front stubs).
-> If cannot find any ... then call steel supplier http://www.buau.com.au/ for 1020 17mm steel
-> If cannot find any, then consider here: http://www.smallparts.com.au/ $50 RSH170A ........ or change to 20mm bearings.
-> Bearings arrive.
-> Attend looking for bolts with 17mm shank (for front stubs).
-> If cannot find any ... then call steel supplier http://www.buau.com.au/ for 1020 17mm steel
-> If cannot find any, then consider here: http://www.smallparts.com.au/ $50 RSH170A ........ or change to 20mm bearings.
Later
-> Get the plug finished.
-> Create the female mould.
-> Create cart shell (fibreglass).
-> Create cart shells (final - fibreglass / carbon)
-> Create push bar.
-> Create axles.
-> Add all hardware to the cart, and finish !