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#1124327 - 04/25/15 12:49 PM Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" [Re: memy]
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You are right, looking at the chart either e-werk and zzing are indeed well below 3W at 20km/h.
What it isn’t clear so far is why FLs exhibit a power pick at 32-33 km/h and then they start to decrease.
As far as the 20 km/h speed is concerned … yes, it appears that that FL’s are by far better perforrming.

Now however the point is:

- for all my USB devices for the last four years I’ve been using very satisfactorily an e-werk with its cache battery; however I’ve now replaced the e-werk with a zzing basically because it looks more compact having a built-in battery of 16 Wh and no more extra wires !!

- for all my NOT-USB devices I’m using a Powertraveller that I normally charge either from AC mains or from the sun via a photovoltaic panel.

Yes, I’d might be quite interested trying to replace zzing with an FL but do I have to change anything in my basic schematics? i.e., can FL take straightforward the place of the item labeled “AC/DC-DC/DC Converter” ?

Thank you.

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... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" ConRAD 04/22/15 08:47 PM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" memy 04/24/15 08:34 PM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" ConRAD 04/25/15 06:35 AM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" Deul 04/25/15 07:26 AM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" ConRAD 04/25/15 09:09 AM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" memy 04/25/15 10:12 AM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" ConRAD 04/25/15 12:49 PM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" Deul 04/25/15 01:04 PM
Re: ... aiming to electrical "self-sufficiency" memy 04/26/15 12:33 PM
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