Relocation sale
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Mark Brems
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David Shields
Let's make a deal.
David Shields
Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2012 09:59:52 -0800
Subject: Re: [914ev] Relocation sale
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James Messa
I am not ready to part it out yet, because if I can’t sell all of it I may investigate cost to move all of it. At least the one I was going to convert. But I will let you know. I have about two weeks to decide.
David Shields
David Shields
Subject: RE: [914ev] Relocation sale
Phillip Binley
Hello, I live in Bolinas (30 miles north of the Goldern Gate Bridge on Highway 1) and am attempting to complete a 914 conversion with a Electro Automotive AC kit. The kit came with an Azure Dynamics DMOC-445 controller. I started with a rusted out 914 (mistake #1) and at some point gave up “restoration” and gutted to car, including the original wiring, looking for a sunny day lightest possible vehicle. I am an old “hot rod” kind of guy. This approach lead me on a path where most of the wiring was done following wiring diagrams I got from several
sources. I have completed the wiring and have the car loaded with 18 – 8 volt batteries but can’t get the motor the power up and spin. I have 150 volts to the input of the controller but no ac output. Finally, I am looking for some who is knowledgeable with the interface (35 pin connector) who might guide me through testing and understanding where my trouble originates. If you know of someone with these skills would you please pass along this message or respond. Thanks for listening. Phil Binley |
Phillip Binley
Hello, I live in Bolinas (30 miles north of the Goldern Gate Bridge on Highway 1) and am attempting to complete a 914 conversion with a Electro Automotive AC kit. The kit came with an Azure Dynamics DMOC-445 controller. I started with a rusted out 914 (mistake #1) and at some point gave up “restoration” and gutted to car, including the original wiring, looking for a sunny day lightest possible vehicle. I am an old “hot rod” kind of guy. This approach lead me on a
path where most of the wiring was done following wiring diagrams I got from several sources. I have completed the wiring and have the car loaded with 18 – 8 volt batteries but can’t get the motor the power up and spin. I have 150 volts to the input of the controller but no ac output. Finally, I am looking for some who is knowledgeable with the interface (35 pin connector) who might guide me through testing and understanding where my trouble originates. If you know of someone with these skills would you please pass along this message or respond. Thanks for listening. Phil Binley |
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Phillip Binley
Hello, I live in Bolinas (30 miles north of the Goldern Gate Bridge on Highway 1) and am attempting to complete a 914 conversion with a Electro Automotive AC kit. The kit came with an Azure Dynamics DMOC-445 controller. I started with a rusted out 914 (mistake #1) and at some point gave up “restoration” and gutted to car, including the original wiring, looking for a sunny day lightest possible vehicle. I am an old “hot rod” kind of guy. This approach lead me on a
path where most of the wiring was done following wiring diagrams I got from several sources. I have completed the wiring and have the car loaded with 18 – 8 volt batteries but can’t get the motor the power up and spin. I have 150 volts to the input of the controller but no ac output. Finally, I am looking for some who is knowledgeable with the interface (35 pin connector) who might guide me through testing and understanding where my trouble originates. If you know of someone with these skills would you please pass along this message or respond. Thanks for listening. Phil Binley |
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James Messa
Phil – Do you have the manuals for the DMOC and the PC application program that allows you to see what is going on in the DMOC?
From: 91...@googlegroups.com [mailto:91...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Phillip Binley
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2012 10:09 AM
To: 91...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [914ev] Relocation sale
Hello, I live in Bolinas (30 miles north of the Goldern Gate Bridge on Highway 1) and am attempting to complete a 914 conversion with a Electro Automotive AC kit. The kit came with an Azure Dynamics DMOC-445 controller. I started with a rusted out 914 (mistake #1) and at some point gave up “restoration” and gutted to car, including the original wiring, looking for a sunny day lightest possible vehicle. I am an old “hot rod” kind of guy. This approach lead me on a path where most of the wiring was done following wiring diagrams I got from several sources. I have completed the wiring and have the car loaded with 18 – 8 volt batteries but can’t get the motor the power up and spin. I have 150 volts to the input of the controller but no ac output. Finally, I am looking for some who is knowledgeable with the interface (35 pin connector) who might guide me through testing and understanding where my trouble originates. If you know of someone with these skills would you please pass along this message or respond. Thanks for listening. Phil Binley |
Phillip Binley
I have the manuals which I got from their web site. I don’t have the software and not sure how to obtain. I am not sure the car wiring matches the “Interface Kit” drawing. Fore instance, pins 29, 18 and 19 show a “forward and reverse” switch which I don’t have. Thank for you help. Phil |
Gary Snyder
Pin 29 (forward) and pin 19 (ground) need to be connected to a neutral start mechanism.
Testing the system: For the DMOC to close it's contactor the DMOC requires pin 29 to be disconnected from pin 19, then once the contactor is closed the DMOC will require pin 29 to be connected to pin 19 (connect pin 19 and pin 29 to provide a forward request) before the DMOC will power the motor.
Hope this helps,
Gary Snyder
James Messa
Phil – I sent you the ccshell software install directly to your email account.
Phillip Binley
Hi and thank you! Question: did the software come in a separate message or as an attachment? Phil |
James Messa
I downloaded it a couple years ago from the AzureDynamics website. I sent it to you as a zip attachment directly to your yahoo account.