Building the Brains of the HIGH VOLTAGE System - IT MOVES!!

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Its time to Power my Electric Hummer with 450 volts. Get your first month of KiwiCo for FREE!!: Huge thanks to KiwiCo for supporting the channel. The Electric military Humvee is nearing completion. By far the biggest hurdle yet - the battery box, is finished. In this video we are going to go over how the batteries are wired, connected, and what goes into the high voltage junction box. THIS is the video I wish I had when starting my Electric hummer conversion. I hope its helpful (as entertainment of course an not a tutorial) for anyone else hoping to get an overview of what goes on inside of an Electric Vehicle.

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