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[Skidz]

True, but sustained currents are around 5c which is something like 35 amps for 8-14 minutes. Just saying that the ac part can be soldered, and if you don't trust that you can always screw or crimp it.

[Skidz]

Hey Ciscone, did you ship them yet? Would be nice to finish the project...

[Ciscone]

yup. yours is out as you dont need PCBs from me
i will send tracking after work.

[Skidz]

Good to hear man! Tracking would be appreciated

[Ciscone]

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[hubert]

What a nice forum, you can send 120 PM per day!

[Shadow]

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[Neuer_User]

So, I now finished soldering the Mennekes plug. Next time I will clearly get the screw version.
I decided to keep about two meters of cable. Hope the that is long enough for usage and still somehow fits into the frunk.

[Skidz]

This afternoon there was a package waiting for me, containing two of the smallest 1800w psu's i've ever seen... So now i can start the programming! My setup is complete, all it now needs is some soldering and programming and i can go test! Thanks Ciscone!

[Skidz]

Well, we have another working charger stack. Max power was not reached yet, since one of the rectifiers somehow lost the 57,6v setting reverting back to 54v, but the stack itself performed as expected.



This is the stack in action with the PCB's from OSHPark



Here you see my 3-phase breakout in action with the charge stack.



Total charge power with one of the FPS'ses on 54v is ~6,6kW... Not bad, i think, not bad
Next time I'll hope to hit at least 7,6kW, the projected max charge power of the onboard + chargetank + FPS stack.

[Ciscone]

PCBs arrived today.
looks like tomorrow goes all that psu stuff out to you guys

[Neuer_User]

PCBs arrived today.
looks like tomorrow goes all that psu stuff out to you guys [emoji14]

Thanks. Looking forward [emoji3]

[Ciscone]

Printed out all DHL Stickers.
All buyers should have an email from me with the TRACKING ID for YOUR Package.

Please check immediately the Address. Tomorrow Highnoon they will be roll out around the World

[hubert]

Perfect!
Thank you so much.

[Neuer_User]

Just got my chargers 😁. Thanks, Ciscone 👍.

@remmie: how did you connect the cables to the chargers? The PCB is nice, but then it no longer fits into the frunk. Did you shower them directly?