Update: This popular deal is available again, now at a lower price
AOVOPRO Choice Store via AliExpress has
AOVOPRO TMAX 10" 500W Electric Scooter, up to 15.5mph / 21 miles on sale for $194 > Now $187.99 - $24 with promo code
USDEAL24 at checkout = $163.99 ->
now $164.50.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
huskyboy for sharing this deal.
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Details:
- Default max Speed: 25KM/h(15.5mph)
- Max Range per Charge: 13– 21 Miles
- Max Load: 120 Kg (264 lbs)
- Motor: 500W
- Tyre: 10″ Anti-Skid Solid Tyres (no punctures)
- Charging Time: 4 – 5 Hours
- Brakes: Drum brake & Electric Brake
- Shock Absorption: dual hydraulic shock absorption
- Product Weight: 36 Lbs
- Product Size (L x W x H): 44.5*17*49 inch（unfold) / 44.5*17*24.5 inch (fold)
+ Free S&Hat AliExpress
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Also you will need to adjust the brakes since mine were so loose it they were dangerous . I purchased as a last mile commuter for.the train and it's small.enough to get on and off but I have too many hills near my house to recommend this purchase again
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Redesign mode might be why that other users links did not work for me, perhaps ♂️
I attached some pics
Primary photo is of the tmax specs from the aovopro site and voltage and battery capacity are missing from the specification which seems pretty odd.
2nd photo is the discrpenacy of mAh capacity on Aliexpress for this scooter and then there is a voltage range listed, which doesn't really clear up on whether this is a 36V or 42V scooter. Yet, the low end of the listed range is 37v which is higher than 36V and the high side is 42V. so I'd give the slight nod that this is 42v from this one data point.
Ali link [aliexpress.us]
Aovo link [aovopro.com]
Is there much shock absorption/movement?
I have photo attached where I wonder how it moves?
Also you will need to adjust the brakes since mine were so loose it they were dangerous . I purchased as a last mile commuter for.the train and it's small.enough to get on and off but I have too many hills near my house to recommend this purchase again
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https://www.aovopro.com/product/a...16fd43adaa
I have the ESMAX as well which is faster than the TMAX
https://www.aovopro.com/product/a...16fd43adaa
I was curious why the charger voltage is higher than the battery voltage. This was ChatGPT's answer, in case anyone is interested:
A charger's voltage has to be higher than the battery's current voltage in order to push electrical current into the battery.
Think of voltage like water pressure:
The battery already has its own "pressure" (voltage)
The charger needs slightly more pressure to overcome it and move energy into the battery
Is there much shock absorption/movement?
I have photo attached where I wonder how it moves?
I just tested it out by pushing down on the rear as hard as I could and watching the pivot points. Pretty much all the points with an arrow in your diagram move, but there's so little movement that there's no risk of any parts rubbing against each other. I'd say there is 3/4" movement at most and probably closer to 1/2". The suspension is pretty stiff.
I just checked my charger and can confirm the charger says 42V/2.0A, which, according to waehrik's helpful tip (thanks for that!), implies the scooter/battery is 36V.
I was curious why the charger voltage is higher than the battery voltage. This was ChatGPT's answer, in case anyone is interested:
A charger's voltage has to be higher than the battery's current voltage in order to push electrical current into the battery.
Think of voltage like water pressure:
The battery already has its own "pressure" (voltage)
The charger needs slightly more pressure to overcome it and move energy into the battery
I just checked my charger and can confirm the charger says 42V/2.0A, which, according to waehrik's helpful tip (thanks for that!), implies the scooter/battery is 36V.
I was curious why the charger voltage is higher than the battery voltage. This was ChatGPT's answer, in case anyone is interested:
A charger's voltage has to be higher than the battery's current voltage in order to push electrical current into the battery.
Think of voltage like water pressure:
The battery already has its own "pressure" (voltage)
The charger needs slightly more pressure to overcome it and move energy into the battery
Do you know what the battery capacity is by chance as Aliexpress website lists 12Ah and 10.5Ah but hard to trust when two different ones are listed.
Likely better to assume the lower capacity and actual might be even lower.
I once bought a scooter off Ali and the hard printed manual that came with the scooter had different and lesser specs listed than those on the site which one would likely predict from bait and switch sellers trying to increase their margins. This deal is not as slick.
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do you know what the battery capacity is by chance as aliexpress website lists 12ah and 10.5ah but hard to trust when two different ones are listed.
likely better to assume the lower capacity and actual might be even lower.
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