We believe that a collaborative and community-oriented approach is ideally suited for the purpose of EV system development. EV innovation can develop more quickly if developers can access standard protocols instead of re-inventing existing wheels.

RechargeCar Inc. will lead by example through our OpenAPI EV Management Initiative.

Stay tuned for more information about our packet structure standards, some software to play with, and more product announcements.

Turns out that some motor controllers require a very specific tachometer input signal to function correctly. Our new exciter rings will create a waveform of exactly 4 pulses per second at 50% duty-cycle. The Zilla is one of those controllers that need this signal.

These rings will be available as part of our WarP™ Speed sensor kit.

We will probably paint these a more interesting color, maybe Red?

Edit: These are now available when purchased with the WarP™ Speed Sensor.

We are busy cranking out our WarP™ Speed sensor kits for our customers who want to know how fast their WarP™ Motors are turning.

7/8" exciter rings waiting to be packed up.