I could use one but I can't afford one no income olny foodstamps I had a stroke can't walk so I set at home this would help me I could go to neighbor hood store and go around the neighborhood
At the rate battery technology is increasing it would likely be possible to install a battery capable of more than 100km of range. With lithium ion approaching 300wh/kg and companies like CATL (and others) claiming to have broken 500wh/kg with batteries that are nearly ready for the commercial market. The volumetric density improvements appear to match the energy density improvements so while these new lithium batteries will be expensive it should be commercially viable to place in something like the Omeo within 5 years or less. I don’t know what the current battery packs are built from but using Tesla Model Y 21700’s or some of the 5600-5800mAh 21700’s probably offer an improvement over what’s available today and replacing cells in a pack can be done fairly easily unless the manufacturer has gone to Tesla level lengths to make the battery entirely non serviceable
Hello, I am impressed. Cool. 👍👊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This scooter sounds like is always going to be trouble
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I could use one but I can't afford one no income olny foodstamps I had a stroke can't walk so I set at home this would help me I could go to neighbor hood store and go around the neighborhood
Leider ist die Reichweite der Akkus ca. 20-25 km zu gering um größere strecken zurückzulegen. Spaß hat man mit so einen Rollstuhl!!! Daumen hoch
dann empfehle ich dir ultraHiCap Akkus, damit macht der Omeo 74km ohne zwischenladen...
At the rate battery technology is increasing it would likely be possible to install a battery capable of more than 100km of range. With lithium ion approaching 300wh/kg and companies like CATL (and others) claiming to have broken 500wh/kg with batteries that are nearly ready for the commercial market. The volumetric density improvements appear to match the energy density improvements so while these new lithium batteries will be expensive it should be commercially viable to place in something like the Omeo within 5 years or less. I don’t know what the current battery packs are built from but using Tesla Model Y 21700’s or some of the 5600-5800mAh 21700’s probably offer an improvement over what’s available today and replacing cells in a pack can be done fairly easily unless the manufacturer has gone to Tesla level lengths to make the battery entirely non serviceable
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