I am soon done with a build with a single 6374 190kv motor, 90mm wheels 20:36 ratio and a 6s3p 30q battery. I was wandering if someone has built something similar and what kind of Wh/km they are getting on average? (Also I weight around 75kg)
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From a single 6354 190kv motor, 76mm wheels, 14:34 ratio, and 10s1p P42A battery with a 55kg rider on mostly flat ground I get 6Wh/km. But be aware that the higher the current your draw the worse the battery becomes, at very small currents a 30Q is 10.8Wh but at 10A per cell its only 7.5Wh
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Well I did have a setup that was pretty much exactly the same, and you can expect at least 15-20km out of it… Mine did less as I was using a lipo, and I had a non vesc esc, and I weigh 85-90kg
Don’t quote me on this as this was a long time ago XD
It highly depends upon how you ride it.
If you start from a stop gently, you can probably get 11Wh/km no problem. If you kick push from a stop and only lightly use the throttle you can probably get more, maybe even 7Wh/km. If you are heavy on the throttle and accelerate fast from a stop and go full speed all the time then you might be up in the 30Wh/km range.
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I drew around 7-9Wh/km on 15/36 with 110mm wheels on a single 6374.
100kg
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