And here is the Google-Free direct link: https://pdodswr-a.akamaihd.net/swr/vide ... c-1080.mp4

This link should also be available the next day on web.archive.org and the information source would survive everyone who is alive today.

It got merged today :D
https://github.com/openvehicles/Open-Vehicle-Monitoring-System-3/commit/d6eaf8ae36674f9b8cc4afc8ba33796413e13ade

Could you add some OVMS support for the OpenInverter firmware? https://openinverter.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5076

WiCAN Pro also looks really promising for ...

Hi,the new boards use a new SWD connector. What type of connector should I use?


This push-pin SWD-connector is sort of proprietary. Its cheap to produce on PCB, but the connector is way too expensive. Please do not support this connector and just solder the wires on the pads. When done with ...

I had error 'SPIFFS: mount failed' on esp8266 and on esp32. The fix was different on both and because i spend some time figuring it out, here my experience about it:

If you have a esp8266 or esp32 that had no openinverter web interface running before on it and would like to install https://github ...

Next on my list (depending on the feedback):

Migrate the filesystem to LittleFS to get rid of the warnings if people find it worthy (SPIFFS is deprecated - works fine but will certainly stop being available at some point)



I had issues with SPIFFS and also find out its deprecated. I could ...

From some experiences I learned that the ESP is picky regarding the power supply. Wifi causes supply current peaks, and if this leads to certain voltage drops, it causes random effects.


I can confirm this.ESP32 cant run on 3.3Volt in the same style like the esp8266 can. The current peaks on ...

Tested with esp32 and esp8266. Works as expected

I like the most possible freedom those self build chargers give to the people. They are fully OpenSource and you can also name them OpenHardware.
If i choose a way too high current for the IGBT and overshoot the typical 150°C max rating of the IGBT, the IGBT would of course explode. This is full ...

There are also 11kW public chargers, and drawing 22kW from them could blow the fuse. Means: evaluating the PWM makes sense.
And: There are public chargers with fix cable and plug. Means: Having a type 2 socket in the charger gives more flexibility.


The power of the chargers is listed in the ...

arber333 wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2024 11:48 am Hm... you could be using ESP32 ...

I have never seen any active CP load balancing in real life on public chargers. Have you ever measured a CP that tried to drop the consumed power?

After reading few times something about fossil fuel generators: Could you please stop such a crap and read the latest IPCC reports? https://www.ipcc.ch/reports/
After that take some unused solar panels, connect them in series and use the DC charging port of the vehicle and control everything with ...

I am working on this project for many months. I hope to release a full build documentation on this in the next months.
The part you seem to be struggling with is by far the most simple one. You want 22kW power from a type2 socket you can in general find on the streets. Nothing more simple then that ...

Planning to use one of these in Touran but got worried reading through the thread that it is not possible to output less than 14.4V from the DC/DC. Is that still the state of science? I also wonder what happens if you feed a little higher voltage to the feedback pin, i.e. real voltage+0.4V. Would ...

First of all - thanks for adding the pinout for normal 2,54mm connectors to write the firmware so that i dont have to buy the expensive pogo-pins cable.

I tried building a whole working image but cant get it to work. I have build the bootloader from https://github.com/jsphuebner/tumanako-inverter ...

Since the JLCPCB has a minimum quantity of five, and the boards are working better than expected, I could provide it if somebody is interested. Could also bundle it with QCA, controller and SPI-FLASH. (I do not plan to create a shop, just offering the few leftover parts.)
IMG_20230804_155546.jpg ...

johu wrote: ↑Tue May 12, 2020 7:53 pm [*] About 50A IGBT brick (half bridge)

What Snubber size was used with the IGBT (the one in the first post)? Have you changed the size of the Snubber later when you used the TO247/TO220 IGBT? How have you chosen/calculated the perfect value for the circuit?

You can build as a fallback a manual adapter to activate by hand the AC current to a 32A CEE plug. You can get a cheap PCB here if you want it as compact as possible.



https://evsim.gonium.net

I picked it up and now i start fixing and fiddling with it.
Because it was not mentioned in the thread: The 2x680µF in series (340µF) caps have been replaced in later pictures by the white motor cap with 40 uF and 550V (moro PMP 55400).
I have few parts laying around. I would like to know what would ...

Good quality used pure sine wave 12V DC -> 230V AC inverters cost today with about 1kW power 100€ in germany.
But DIY is always a more freedom respecting solution :)
Sadly the example is using some linear regulating crap that kills efficiency. 7805, 7812 and so on should not be used any more ...

Only found the reverse-engineered protocol description for the QCA7000 here [...] but it's not clear whether this will help for the 7005.


The QCA7000 and QCA7005 are the same chips. The QCA7005 just have some additional soldering benefits ("wettable flanks" https://www.besi.com/fileadmin/data ...

uhi22 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 09, 2023 3:51 pm Alpitronics is removing the Chademo from more and more of their hyperchargers here, and replace it by CCS. Maybe they sell the old plugs instead of scrapping them. I wrote them a mail, let's see what they think.

Did you get any answer from them?

I got a single Devolo Powerline 200+ MT2710 in preparation for https://openinverter.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=54814#p54814 . I dont have a CCS capable car.
I used the Devolo software to reset to factory defaults like recommended here https://www.goingelectric.de/wiki/CCS-Technische-Details/ . The ...

Age wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 1:34 pm For example to implement V2H via Chademo.

https://yewtu.be/watch?v=0acVkoMpxFc

This forum is about OpenSource solutions. But any DIY-Multimeter wont probably be a recommendation if the idea is to do other things then first build an own Multimeter with all functionality you need.
The multimeter that would meet at best all the freedom most people like in this forum and still ...

midway wrote: ↑Sun Feb 05, 2023 3:26 pm the protection is activated

And how can this AC input current protection be modified to other values? For example how can the protection get configured to be activated at 2A? How can the protection be configured to be activated at 22A?