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So here is a little update.

With the bike keyed off I pluged all 3 power connectors in, and switched them on at the same time.
Now the contacted closes en the fast charging begins.
I tried some other sequences but that doesn't seem to work very well.
Now I have to go drain my battery and see how a charge station feels about it  ;D

Thanks for your help here.


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I don't have the flatpack but for my charge setup (TSM 2500 x 2) I follow this order, 1plug in onboard or key bike on, listen for the contactor to close 2- plug aux charger in then turn it on, either leaving the key on or the onboard charger going will keep the contactor closed, as with everything you do so at your own risk

Oke I will try to plugin the onboard first and when it is charging plugin the charger and switch them on.
Hopefully it will work without any problems.

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I have programmed the chargers at 57,1 volt and in series it should give me 114,2 volt.

I measure 114,2 volts, so I guess that would be correct.

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Hi all,

I have been building a charger with 2 x Eltek flatpack 2 HE with the guidance from this forum.
So far I have collected the parts and build the charger and the charger gives 114,2 Volt (2 x 57,1).

The only thing that I have not installed are the extra reverse current blocking diodes. (i have the ixys dsa70c150hb)
Can someone tell me how to install / connect them in de flatpacks ?

I have connected the charger to the zero but as soon as I switch the bike on, the display goes blank.
Then I have to switch the bike off, disconnect the charger, here after I can use the bike normal again.

Is this behavour normal or is there someting wrong ?

Thanks for the anweres.






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