FreeBMS

Per Hassel, I am just getting involved in PHEV's now. I may be able to help. I'm currently

Jeff, Your clamper looks a lot like Scott Davis or Bill Dube's designs. All three designs are

Rob&Amy Smith wrote: > Hi Chris, can you elaborate at all on what you are using to monitor

hello all, I've been out of working with electronics for some time but i can keep up somewhat. I

Hello All I greetly respect your efforts . I am driving an 120Volt 6Vx20 SAFT NICAD water cooled

Hi Mike, I'm glad that your are advocating the universal approach to this FreeBMS, lead acids (

Here is the European regulations for electric vehicles. It contains several detailed specifications

Doing some research in my archives I found again the link for the EVILBus protocol, http://

Andrew Ewert wrote: > Thank you Forbes for your response. It was very helpful because it >

I agree controllers are complex to build, and a project such as an open sourced controller would not

Hello. I just found out about this news group, and see there are a number of other people thinking

Hi all, Just want to introduce myself to this group, hopefully a good BMS comes out of this that I

I'm using A123 cells. They have a long cycle life which will help offset their cost over time.

Just curious if you know that there is an EVBMS Yahoo Group that has been in existance for several

I looked into 1 wire a bit. It looks like a nice bus communication system and it looks like it should

Welcome, Here is a brief overview of what this project strives to accomplish: Create a system where