How big of a battery can fit in the razor scooter e300? I need an answer because I need to fix my scooter as fast as I can
1247860
Hello Paul, In terms of physical size you can' t go any bigger. However, I replaced my two standard 7 Volt batteries with 9 Volt ( make sure they are the same size ). Easy to do, no modifications required and it will go just a little faster and say 30% further. Serious modification would be required if you want to go really fast. Check on the web. Hope this helps.
1987105
Not sure best bet is to call the manufacturer of the scooter. sorry that i couldn't help.
188499
I won't say the battery will for certain fit your scooter, because I do not have the exact model number in front of me. I can say my scooter is also a Pride Mobility Sonic, but is an older version (used from around 2000 - 2003). With that said, I would imagine these batteries would be the right ones for your machine.
73224
If the battery is a single 12V then you will have a problem. The 3 prongs (from left to right) are 12v- neutral - 12V . If it has 2 12V batteries and the 3 prong end plugs into the handle or has a dedicated female plug then you'll be OK. For the record most scooters and power chairs I've seen use a 24V system to prolong battery life. Good luck. Richard
556297
You are kidding , right ? The Fiat 500c is tiny, it has no storage room except to sit 2 people. The E300S Scooter is 10" W , 44" H, 41 " L, 28" Seat Post when attached , a 17" wide handle bar and it weighs about 35 lbs. So unless you take the scooter apart - like take seat post off, take handle & steering post off, and get rid of the passenger, you might be able to somehow squeeze it into to that tiny tiny car... Or put on a hitch and trailer and pull the scooter along!
1954475
hey scooter - not sure, but i would stay away from this. it's so cheap, it's funny. couldn't even tell the difference when i plugged it in. you may want to go on ebay to find old one from the 80s that are much better.
1214017
I purchased same for my Pride GoGo Scooter (3 wheel) and it works just fine. Call the Pride people (Pa,) and confirm the exact battery specs your scooter uses...Better to measure twice and cut only once...Smile!!I believe the Pride Scooters all use double face tape that can be tough to pull apart to get the battery pack out...Then you will probably have abot 8 screws to remove so you can actually get at the batteries...Tales a little while but the savings are worth the effort....Hope this helps....
1013514
According to batteryspec.com, this has a 12 amp-hour battery (and you can replace it if you're comfortable doing the unscewing etc). Since the housing is fitted to that battery, you likely can't get a bigger battery in it (although I have seen some options where a 22AH battery will fit in a 18AH spot, but batteryspec.com will say if there's other units like that which will fit).
1179968
Found list of Norelco Razors that use the same battery as mine. Yours is not on the list. I found a site for your razor which makes it seem like you should not attempt to replace this battery on your own. Go to http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/cpindex.pl?ctn=8251XL/18&dct;=QAD&faqview;=1&mid;=Link_FAQs&refnr;=0079964&scy;=SE&slg;=AEN&vi;ew=aa12_view_partial.html.
1017800
Unless you are very talented with soldering very small objects in very tight places, my advice is to go ahead and buy a new razor. These batteries are extremely difficult to replace. You must first remove the old battery without melting any nearby parts and then you must solder the new batteries into place. Both of these tasks are extremely delicate and really only for professionals. I did not succeed with my removal and installation attempt.
1909677
John G. I stand to be corrected and apologize as I was responding to another user of the same of wheelchair I use. The correct battery you need for your scooter is (I copied this from Amazon after a thorough search and confirmed through Apex Battery Co.) as follows: U1-35 AGM 12v 35ah Battery replaces 32ah, 33ah, 34ah, 36ah PS-12330 NB, 8AU1, 8AU1H, 6-FM-33, NP33-12 FR, U1-33-12B, NP35-12 FR, GH12340, WP33-12, LCL12V33BT, RA12-33, RA12-33EV, 12V35AH, Power Sonic, Yuasa, MK, Werker, Ritar
1967946
I'm sure the voltage would be perfect, but it's a pretty bulky battery so I would measure the space you have before ordering. It went into a Barbie Jeep for me.
2115574
It has a fast charging rechargeable battery, but not a replaceable battery. If it lasts as long as the previous razor, it shouldn't be an issue.
754956
Pay close attention to the battery dimensions! This battery is very tall and won't fit using the stock setup. I bought this and returned it for that reason. Try looking at the Traxxas 3s 5000mAh, that fits perfectly.
317408
I have tried this before the first few times and failed. The trick is you would have to add another battery for a total of 3 batteries. And then a 36 volt motor and a different way to charge the batteries. So after different variations. The end result was typically the same. Not much more power and it did not look right. I added a battery built an extra battery compartment. The switch would not activate the 3rd battery. So I bypassed it by adding an aftermarket switch. The run time was a little longer but so was the charge time. My suggestion is (and this is what I did) go buy an electric evo 1000 scooter. It is really fast. Various sites sell them. I bought mine on a different site not Amazon. I do like customizing razor E300's it's a fun hobby.
334713
I wouldnt go much bigger. I dont think the speed controller can handle it. If you were to buy a battery with a higher Mah rating youd get much longer run time. Its a pretty decent battery out of the box though.
65464
Try 4 Marine batterys the biggest you can get ahold of locally (avoid shipping)