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2008 Ford F150 4x4 5.4 engine to be converted in electric

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engine to be converted in electric Jump to Latest 270 views 4 replies 4 participants last post by remy_martian 3d ago C criticar Discussion starter 2 posts · Joined 2024 Add to quote Only show this user #1 · 7d ago Hello , want to convert 2008 Ford F150 4x4 gas engine in electric. thanks 2008 Ford F150 4x4 5.4

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Ford unveils Maverick compact hybrid pickup truck starting at less than $20K

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It’s a great-looking truck featuring four doors with room for five adults, a standard full-hybrid engine with city fuel economy that beats a Honda Civic, plenty of towing and hauling for weekend trips or do-it-yourself projects, and it starts under $20,000. The whole bed is a DIY fan’s paradise.

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Can This DIY Rocket Program Send an Astronaut to Space?

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meter-tall Nexø II rocket was powered by a bipropellant engine designed and constructed by the Copenhagen Suborbitals team. The engine mixed ethanol and liquid oxygen together to produce a thrust of 5 kilonewtons, and the rocket soared to a height of 6,500 meters. Even more important, it came back down in one piece.

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Order book opens for Swindon Powertrain’s High Power Density (HPD) EV system

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Devised as a response to the lack of compact engineered EV systems available to enthusiasts and smaller OEMs, Swindon Powertrain has refined and improved the HPD’s specification since it was first announced six months ago. Deliveries to the first customers will commence in August 2020. Weighing only 49.9

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Hi-fi, Radio, and Retro: The DIY Projects Spectrum Readers Love

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And a follow-up to that article, “ A Web-Enabled, High Quality, DIY Audio Amp ” (March 2022), comes in at No. The remaining articles are a potpourri of topics, but I think they all share that magic element of unexpected delight that engineers are always hoping for. Are there trends in DIY projects you think we’re missing?

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A DIY E-bike Conversion on the Cheap

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While it would have been nice to engineer some sort of spring-driven mechanism to control how forcefully the motor pushes against the tire, I kept things simple: I just deflated the tire somewhat, bolted the motor solidly in place, and reinflated the tire. So I bought an outrunner. In that position, it's hardly visible.

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New to the community

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I'm not fully certain what my DIY EV project is going to look like. And while I marvel at some internal combustion engines, I have to say that electric motors just seem like the perfect way to power a car. I just joined the forums, though I've been looking at posts that I found via Google searches for some time.

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