I should mention... I have only been charging at work. Not at home. So I leave work with 100 percent battery and ride home. Don't charge, and then ride to work the next day and charge.
You shouldn’t solely use the fast charger it will degrade your battery quicker then the regular one… unless you don’t mind dropping a few hundred bucks on a new battery sooner rather then later
I just ordered the Phantom v3 and it recommends the 52V fast charger. There is also a 60V fast charger, which is the one that you have. I was just told by the support team that the battery is 52V so if I want a fast charger, I need the 52V fast charger and not to get the 60V even though it is labeled on the site as a Phantom charger. Now I am just confused.
Oh. I think you're right!! I'm gonna stop using mine until support helps out. I've only used it one time. Thank you!!! The phantom v3 is indeed 52 volts.
@@wwjoshdew So, I was just doing a live chat with tech support. I did originally select that 60V charger with my order but since it hasn't been sent out yet, they edited my order and replaced it with the 52V charger and refunded me the difference. The part that still confuses me is why they have the 60V charger if their own staff says that we shouldn't use it. I didn't see any scooter that had a 60V battery that could utilize that charger. With that being said, how are you liking the scooter? I currently have an Emove Cruiser S, which I love but I also wanted a dual motor scooter that had a little more kick and was fun to ride.
@@maliekball5577 I saw phantom and was like, yup. that's what I have. my bad! lol. I'm hoping they let me just exchange instead of waiting on the refund, and then ordering the 52v one. I love this thing. I ride it to work and rarely have to put gas in my car. it goes 40mph except for up hills. I have a VERY steep hill and go a max of 27mph up it. it's about quarter to half a mile of that. the rest of the way, 40mph. Which is the speed limit.
@@wwjoshdew "I saw phantom and was like, yup. that's what I have." Hahahahahahaha! That's exactly what I did. LOL. Ok, you have me looking forward to mine getting here at the end of the month. I hope you are able to get your charger sorted out soon. I also subscribed. Take care.
Dude ur battery is going to degrade so fast now ur goinf im assuming from 100% to 37 % in 6.3 miles watch in a like 5 months u will deff be getting less range thata not much in the first place and i own a 52 volt to
@@RockstarRomania that's crazy bro. So much has changed over the last decade. I was just watching "talking to my daughter about the future" andy gosh. I was so young. She was so young. Here I am, still trying to find my forever job and forever home. Thanks for sticking through the good times and the bad times.
I wasn't saying it was loud. When it's dead silent, you can hear it. I mean, sometimes we turn a fan on and it would be louder than the charger. Or when we turn the heater on, it will be a lot louder than the charger.
I should mention... I have only been charging at work. Not at home. So I leave work with 100 percent battery and ride home. Don't charge, and then ride to work the next day and charge.
You shouldn’t solely use the fast charger it will degrade your battery quicker then the regular one… unless you don’t mind dropping a few hundred bucks on a new battery sooner rather then later
I just ordered the Phantom v3 and it recommends the 52V fast charger. There is also a 60V fast charger, which is the one that you have. I was just told by the support team that the battery is 52V so if I want a fast charger, I need the 52V fast charger and not to get the 60V even though it is labeled on the site as a Phantom charger. Now I am just confused.
Oh. I think you're right!! I'm gonna stop using mine until support helps out. I've only used it one time. Thank you!!! The phantom v3 is indeed 52 volts.
@@wwjoshdew So, I was just doing a live chat with tech support. I did originally select that 60V charger with my order but since it hasn't been sent out yet, they edited my order and replaced it with the 52V charger and refunded me the difference. The part that still confuses me is why they have the 60V charger if their own staff says that we shouldn't use it. I didn't see any scooter that had a 60V battery that could utilize that charger.
With that being said, how are you liking the scooter? I currently have an Emove Cruiser S, which I love but I also wanted a dual motor scooter that had a little more kick and was fun to ride.
@@maliekball5577 I saw phantom and was like, yup. that's what I have. my bad! lol. I'm hoping they let me just exchange instead of waiting on the refund, and then ordering the 52v one. I love this thing. I ride it to work and rarely have to put gas in my car. it goes 40mph except for up hills. I have a VERY steep hill and go a max of 27mph up it. it's about quarter to half a mile of that. the rest of the way, 40mph. Which is the speed limit.
@@wwjoshdew "I saw phantom and was like, yup. that's what I have."
Hahahahahahaha! That's exactly what I did. LOL.
Ok, you have me looking forward to mine getting here at the end of the month. I hope you are able to get your charger sorted out soon. I also subscribed. Take care.
Dude ur battery is going to degrade so fast now ur goinf im assuming from 100% to 37 % in 6.3 miles watch in a like 5 months u will deff be getting less range thata not much in the first place and i own a 52 volt to
If the battery is big enough it won’t do any damages
I almost read Apple instead of Apollo! I thought to myself, since when Apple is making 60V chargers?
LMAO 🤣😂 that's hilarious.
@@wwjoshdew btw, I'm here for almost 10 years! Keep up the good work!
@@RockstarRomania that's crazy bro. So much has changed over the last decade. I was just watching "talking to my daughter about the future" andy gosh. I was so young. She was so young. Here I am, still trying to find my forever job and forever home. Thanks for sticking through the good times and the bad times.
My ecoflow is much louder than that when it's running and it runs its fan continuously when plugged in
I wasn't saying it was loud. When it's dead silent, you can hear it. I mean, sometimes we turn a fan on and it would be louder than the charger. Or when we turn the heater on, it will be a lot louder than the charger.