Should I buy two fast chargers or no?

Cvriv

Im looking to buy a Nami Burn E 2 Max. It supposedly comes with two 3a charges. How many of you use 2 fast chargers? Is it worth it? The site im buying from offers two 6.5a fast charges. Thats would cut charging time in half. Im wondering if doing that is a good idea? My buddy, who has experience with batteries says the batteries can handle it fine. What about the BMS though? I dont know if the current goes through the BMS or right to the batteries. What do all of you think?

Thanks.

KAABOSMYCARElectricBoogaloo

Cvriv honestly for longevity purposes and overall battery health probably better off to use only one fast charger and the other regular charger if absolutely needed but ultimately using one or two standard chargers is the best and safest long-term solution for charging to maintain your overall battery health and subsequent performance along with resale value.

Has a few others mentioned if you are going to use the fast chargers definitely invest in a fan or two and have as much air flow surrounding as possible to keep temperatures down and also remember to not charge immediately following a ride or ride right after finishing charging to allow everything to settle again the better care to take care of your battery with Will result in greater longevity and overall enjoyment.

Timotis

Cvriv I’d personally stick with the two 3amp chargers, Unless you really really need ultra fast charging? Even then, I’d still only use ‘fast changing’ when really needed. Batteries are way better off being chared at a slower rate for many reasons…..
I have a 50ah Battery in my Weped FS - It comes with a 1.7amp charger, it takes about 28-35hr to charge - Early on when i first got the FS Ihated waiting, so ordered an 8amp charger, this shorten the time, But about 2 months after the battery started cutting off at 75V - Long story short, had to get an entire group of cells replaced, not saying it was the fast charger, but after replacing the cells and only using the slow 1.7amp charger, the battery been fine and its been 6 months on… I never use the fast charger any more…..

shooflyshoo

I know for sure that my Kaabo Wolf King GT can handle charging at 10 amps. My recommendation is that if you do use the two fast charge remove the battery cover and make sure that the batteries don’t exceed about 90 degrees Celsius. In addition only use the two fast chargers when you need to, if you have time, it is best to charge slowly. I think that it will be fine.

Cvriv

shooflyshoo Great advice. I bought two fast chargers for the hell of it. The manual says the the Nami comes with two 3 amp quick chargers and charges around 6 hours, which isnt bad at all.l, but quicker is quicker lol. Thanks

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PaulN

Agreed, When i recharge, i take advantage of cool evening outside temperatures and recharge on my deck with natural air flows - a balcony would work as well. As long as you have a safe area where people won’t snatch your scooter. Managing your charging schedule (a little planning) goes a long way and you can get away with a standard charger.

babblefish

My scooter has a 38 AH battery and came with two 2A chargers but I’ve only used one charger to charge. I plug it in when I get home from a ride and just let it charge overnight. Even though my battery can be charged at a higher rated, I always slow charge it because lithium batteries live longer when slow charged. That being said, I did order a 5A charger for the rare times I might want to pack a charger in my backpack for a long ride.