@Karaktu - all of your posts on this board are a variation of this one.

You should be more forthcoming with details. Would make you appear less scammy for sure.

Oh - now I'm confused. I thought it was specifically the LS600HL transmission's output shaft (not the GS450H) that matches the Land Cruiser transfer case.

Woah! I hadn't heard of that. Fiendish.

Love this. Always enjoy your work so will be looking forward to updates!

Oh you tease!

So that's 39kwh behind the seats? That's amazingly compact!

Oh this is shaping up really nicely. Can't wait to see it with the new battery pack!

Very nice. Will be watching this one!

Have you caught up with what Bratitude (on this board) is doing?

With the right replacement gears you could replace the entire drivetrain with the Nissan unit, sitting where the transfer case is now.

https://bratindustries.net/product/nissan-leaf-gearbox ...

Nice! So that's the donor?

This is great. Any updates?

Kiwi here. Have already registered my interest. Would there be a shipping advantage if shared with the Aussies?

Any Kiwis wanna get in on this? I'm keen if we can work out a shipping option.

I'd be in for 12 modules.

Great info and write-up. Thank you!

57 Chevy wrote: ↑Sun Mar 22, 2020 4:54 am

I have nothing to add. Except to say that this pic is amazing!

Sounds like a good day.

Those inverter boards look exactly the same!

Some good discussion and info in here. Seems like it deserves another place in the forum instead of being buried in classifieds.

This article has a bit of detail on the coolant flow in the Tesla Model 3: https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2018/12/the- ... -solution/

Looks great. Looking forward to more progress!

Pretty sure it's all covered in his video series. But it wouldn't hurt to review them regardless.

Good work. There was some discussion about these heaters in this thread: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=335&start=20

Nice! Looking forward to more shots.

4th tier going on 3rd here!

Keep asking the beginner questions! Others are watching and learning.

The webshop lists two different powerwatcher 3 kits. The lower priced "middle voltage kit" looks like it's limited to 200v.