I have had this junk piling up for a while and wanted to see if anyone could use it before I toss or recycle it.
Everything is free. I only ask that the buyer pays shipping. I will use Pirate Ship to get the best available rate.
Jet Potato Deck and Enclosure
The deck seems to be in decent condition. The enclosure may be garbage. There is also some foam residue that needs to be cleaned up.
Enertion Raptor 2 Battery 10s4p and Enclosure with Switch (Pending)
I never used this and have no idea whether the battery is still any good. Given its age, I would not expect it to have much life left.
MBoards 10s3p Battery (Claimed)
This was my girlfriend’s battery and only lasted around seven miles. If you are desperate for a battery or want something for parts, maybe you can use it.
A neighbor is wanting me to convert her ice cream cart to electric so that 10s3p battery may come in handy! Between this and the raptor battery, which is healthier?
Oh, cool! I’ll test both of them with a multimeter when I get home, and we can use those readings as a starting point.
The Raptor battery is the original battery from the Raptor I converted to belt drives. I never personally rode it, but it was still holding a charge the last time I checked. It might be worth sending both of them for you to play with!
Alright, the mBoards pack has been sitting for about a year and currently measures 38.6V. I remember it barely made it there and back on an 8-mile trip with 6355 motors, belt drives, and 100mm+ wheels.
The Enertion pack measures 38.4V and is completely unknown to me. It looks like part of the battery power wiring is connected to the switch board in the logic board/power switch area, so that will come as a package deal if you want it.
The mBoards battery weighs 2.3 pounds. The Enertion battery, enclosure, and logic boards weigh 2.69 pounds.
I ran a rough shipping quote using the ZIP code from our other thread, and it looked like shipping would be around $15–$20.
I’ll take the cloud wheels.
