Anymore reviews of the DigiNow?
I'm wondering if all the bugs are worked out and what is the availability of 6.6 kW.
v1 upgrades seem to be proceeding rapidly, and there's a rumor that engineers at Zero and Faresis now own units.
My two-unit config is giving 5800 watts, a pretty safe value for a single j-plug these days, and with two-jplugs I get close to 10KW, 1C for a nominial 10KWH bike (ZF11.4 battery)
Pretty sure - based on videos and social media postings - the two and three module configurations are good to go, electrically speaking. There's probably some lead time for manufacturing that's holding things up while the thermal management prototypes are fabricated and developed... I don't think I've heard anything to indicate that the three module configuration has gotten further than electrical systems testing, so if you wanted 1C right now it's not all going to mount cleanly under the cowl yet.
Not intending to utterly complicate things, I did confuse the dealership and Brandon briefly with a request to hold out for the three module under-cowl setup. Since my 2016 Fathers Day SCV1 order was converted to a SCV2 two module in deliverable value, and to get things moving I was shipped an one module system, I'm going to buy the third module under-cowl system and take delivery of the next two modules at once. The thermal management I must presume is very different for the two and three module configurations, so it is my hope to wait it out and get 1C charging capability.
There's not much to review on the one module system, you plug it in and it works without any effort. I've got the bracket installed and have some miles on that setup now.
Today I made some updates to the Unofficial Manual wiki that includes some more photos of my initial setup with a Chargetank inlet bracket and chargetank plastics.
Thanks for posting the unboxing videos!
Yes, two bricks fit neatly, third brick is awkward to try to get under cowl. The stack would be too tall, and it's not bolted together with the first two, which have two very effective fans that pull air through shard heat sinks, exit at the end. The third is more independent, stacks awkwardly, and has its own larger fan. If you tried to fit it under the cowl, you'd definitely need an opening on top, but it's too tall, really. Maybe if you made a spacer, lifted the whole thing up...?
I made a quick four-hole piece on the way home at techshop to keep the third brick neatly in place on top of the first two, without sliding, just big enough capture the bolt-heads and otherwise allow airflow. My own intent it to fab myself a new cowl tall enough to lay my chest on, and a narrower than stock so I can bring legs in closer, narrow the big fairing, reduce my aero cross section.
So, yeah, I don't mind the stack being too tall to fit under the cowl. I'll take some pictures later, and also share plans for whatever I fab. It'll probably be lasercut plywood since I can iterate fast on that, get toward a good shape, and then either cover that in carbon fiber and epoxy or recut in something more durable. Clear acrylic might be interesting, but something lighter might be good.