What is the difference between a V1-V35 Electric Scooter Motor and a V36 Motor?
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Razor Scooter company made 36 variations of the E300. Improving on the design. The motor was the same in the first 35 designs. The last designs the mounting bracket changed. The V1-35 is the most common motor used.
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This scooter was updated from 800w to now 1000w. The 800w model got 22-23mph on the flat and I would assume this 1000w model will get more. The lithium 1000w model is worth the $1000 however and is faster/lighter.
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I don't understand the question. I believe part #908028000 is a #902809025 28 Series step without the controller and motor. This has one swing-out step. (I recently installed a 28 series under the back sliding door of an old Ford van.)Kwikee PN 909506000 is listed as a control unit for a Kwikee series 42 step, which appears to be a two-step unit in which the two steps slide out - of course the bottom step slides out more than the second step just above it.As to compatibility between the units, I would doubt it, since the 28 series and 42 series work differently. Actually, I have no way to know for sure since I've never seen the mechanism that makes the series 42 work. I don't understand the question. I believe part #908028000 is a #902809025 28 Series step without the controller and motor. This has one swing-out step. (I recently installed a 28 series under the back sliding door of an old Ford van.)Kwikee PN 909506000 is listed as a control unit for a Kwikee series 42 step, which appears to be a two-step unit in which the two steps slide out - of course the bottom step slides out more than the second step just above it.As to compatibility between the units, I would doubt it, since the 28 series and 42 series work differently. Actually, I have... » Read More I don't understand the question. I believe part #908028000 is a #902809025 28 Series step without the controller and motor. This has one swing-out step. (I recently installed a 28 series under the back sliding door of an old Ford van.)Kwikee PN 909506000 is listed as a control unit for a Kwikee series 42 step, which appears to be a two-step unit in which the two steps slide out - of course the bottom step slides out more than the second step just above it.As to compatibility between the units, I would doubt it, since the 28 series and 42 series work differently. Actually, I have no way to know for sure since I've never seen the mechanism that makes the series 42 work. « Show Less
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yes, they are the same.......On the backside of the motor there will be a part number, usually startingwith a "WG" or "CW". There may also be a suffix following a dash. This isjust a revision number and is not critical in selecting the new motor.
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With e-bikes 36 volts is better than 24 volts by far. So it stands to reason that 36 volts is way better than 20. I have the full collection of Dewalt 20 and 36 volt tools. The 36 volt tools do everything better if you need better torque, Higher RPMs or even much longer battery life and faster charging ! Keep in mind every 36 volt battery they give you is worth as much in time and power as 2 BIG 20 volt battery. Getting 2 x 36 volt batteries is as if they gave you 5 20 volt batteries. They also charge twice as fast and they allow you to drive into concrete, steel, stone much better than 20 volt systems. The circular saw at 36 volts will cut thru 4x 4 and 4x6 stock like it was butter ! The 20 volt saw is whinning and sputtering a lot. If you were going to get extra batteries with your 20 volt system, that cost alone will run your package beyond the cost of the 36 volt kit with 2 batteries. Thanks all
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The higher the kv the less torque you have but more speed. I hope that helps.
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I don't know, as I purchased them to replace the worn out whrels on original, kid razor scooter. They are identical to originals.
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Sorry... not sure. When I looked up Propel SpeedStar copters on Amazon it came up with a V911.
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The 352 has a 25 foot cord, the 356 (professional) is 30', the hard floor tools are different. The 356 has a microfiber 'dust pad' that goes over the hardwood floor attachment. The 352's hard floor attachment has a 'V' shape to funnel debris no pad, but it does have a duster attachment both available to purchase separately. The dust cup on the 356 is larger and the overall machine is 2 lbs heavier then the 352. 356 also comes with a bag for the tools where my 352 did not. The other tools all appear to be the same on both models. They both run the same amps and can be converted into canister mode as well, but are aesthetically different.
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I have the VRT 330 and it takes up very little counter space. The 350, I believe, is configured differently and takes up more horizontal counter space. I prefer the 330 for ease of cleaning, also. I believe they have the same power and the end results in the juice is basically the same, so I think is boils down to appearance. Anyone else have a different experience? Sorry, I am way off base on this answer. The 350 is simply a heavier duty model of the 330, but the same configuration -- standing upright. I have the 330 and it works just fine for me. The 350 has a heavier duty auger, but appears to be the same otherwise, for size and HP. Sorry for the confusion in my previous answer. I guess I should have done my homework first!
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You can manually put motor into v2 instead of v3. That is another weakness of this set up, but one wich does not affect me that's why I didn't mention it in my review.
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There are two sizes. the 100mm are larger than the smaller scooter wheels at 60mm. The were fine for a standard Razor scooter.
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Richard, Hope this helps don't know early the V1 is. Have flown a V911 before the (newer) version in red and a V911 from the (newer toys) version and use both the first org. batt. and batts. from the early five pack sold on amazon 200 mah if recalling correctly.
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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.
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It's probably not worth it. You'd need a 48v controller, which you can find on Monster Scooter Parts site for around $60. You also need a 48v lithium battery which is around $500. That alone would do it, but over-volting the 36v motor will drastically shorten its life (my 36v 1000w motor only lasted 1 month running at 48v) so you'd eventually need to swap out the motor too. By the time you do all that, you'll have spent enough to have bought their higher level 48v scooter anyway.
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Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of time.Hope this helps.Steve in WA Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of... » Read More Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of time.Hope this helps.Steve in WA « Show Less
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You're right on the traction. The blue one has grip tape covering almost the entire deck surface while the red one's grip tape consists of the oval razor logo. Also as noted before, the red one does not have a kickstand to stand the scooter upright. IMO if the two are priced the same, I'd go for the blue one