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Vintage Electric
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I am part of a business camp and I would like some feedback on how to improve the Vintage Electric bike charger. My goal is to completely recreate the charger and I would like some ideas on how to make the charger portable, lightweight, under $250, and very efficient.
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I am part of a business camp and I would like some feedback on how to improve the Vintage Electric bike charger. My goal is to completely recreate the charger and I would like some ideas on how to make the charger portable, lightweight, under $250, and very efficient.
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...I would like some ideas on how to make the charger portable, lightweight, under $250, and very efficient.
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Having said all of that, $250 retail pricing is a very aggressive target for the power level required for reasonable battery charging time. As a first pass, I would take a look at an off-the-shelf solution from an Asian internet vender just to see what kind of ball park you're in wrt pricing.