@joshuanathanbundy4568 @GreenMopeds The answer is no. I purchased rack from E125 and it has different holes and can be fixed only with 2 bolts instead of 4, moreover seat can't be installed properly and have a hole so that water can enter the scooter. I contacted segway and they confirmed that they don't have rack for E300SE, only option for me is to modify somehow this rack or purchase rack from SHAD.
Yes. Absolutly, you will be able to charge 2 batteries at the same time with the dongle cable (Y) at home. You will see it at 3.42 in this French video : ruclips.net/video/8rTjxrKgcwo/видео.htmlsi=CAXSB3ChnlL1qdZh
@@djgilfromlh929 that is cool, could you please share some details about it? Also I know about more powerful charger on 20A from new E300P in China, it should work for E300SE, but the only question is how quickly it can charge batteries on the scooter. I heard that E200P and E200P MK2 has thin wires, that is why this powerful charger will limit charging from 20A to 10A, when connected to E200 scooters, not sure regarding E300SE.
@@GreenMopeds Thank you for your response. I'm sorry I'm referring to the 110 model. This is where I'm confused. If the range is only 24 miles at 28 miles per hour and the battery is 1.4kWh this means it uses 58.3 watt hours per mile or 1633 watts continuous. If I can tweak the app to make it go 40 mph based on some assumptions of increased wind and tire resistance this would mean it would likely be using 2400 watts of power. At 2400 watts of continuous power the scooter would die out after 34.8 mins of riding. This translate to 23.2 miles of range. But that would seem high if you're estimating only 24 miles of range at 28 mph. So either this scooter can provide a lot more power than 2400 watts to get it to 40 mph or im missing something. Your feedback is much appreciated
Hello, do you think it is possible to use the new fast charger by Segway used for e300P on the e300se please ? Batteries are exactly the same. Charger e400P 85v 1700W.
Range is based on load, terrain and temperature so a bit difficult to say unfortunately unless you know the power consumption of the motor at that speed
I need something that can do 140-150 km/hr for safe passing and 8-10 kWh for some range. I'll guess I'll wait for a bit more.
Can you show us how to remove the two batterys from the e300se?
Thank you.
Open seat, there you will be able to open trunk under your legs, after that you can disconnect both batteries and easily remove them one by one.
.Can you add charging times, I'm guessing 6 hours still, thanks. Oh yes and tracking, do they do that?
Correct. Yes, GPS is part of the App. It actually has more functionality than NIU
My E300SE has 12A charger, each batter is 27Ah, so simple math 54A / 12A = 4.5 hours
Would it be compatible to have the same rack box on the 3 different bikes?
If your question is, does the same rack and box fit the e110, e125 and e300 then the answer is yes
@joshuanathanbundy4568 @GreenMopeds The answer is no. I purchased rack from E125 and it has different holes and can be fixed only with 2 bolts instead of 4, moreover seat can't be installed properly and have a hole so that water can enter the scooter. I contacted segway and they confirmed that they don't have rack for E300SE, only option for me is to modify somehow this rack or purchase rack from SHAD.
how long does it take to fully charge the E300SE from almost flat with the included charger ? Also can the two batteries be taken out to charge ?
Yes the batteries can be taken out but you can only charge one battery at the time unless you buy a 2nd charger. 4 hours
A dongle cable will be available at the end of the year. Price 95€.
@@djgilfromlh929 do you mean a dongle to charge both batteries at the same time ?
Yes. Absolutly, you will be able to charge 2 batteries at the same time with the dongle cable (Y) at home.
You will see it at 3.42 in this French video :
ruclips.net/video/8rTjxrKgcwo/видео.htmlsi=CAXSB3ChnlL1qdZh
@@djgilfromlh929 that is cool, could you please share some details about it? Also I know about more powerful charger on 20A from new E300P in China, it should work for E300SE, but the only question is how quickly it can charge batteries on the scooter. I heard that E200P and E200P MK2 has thin wires, that is why this powerful charger will limit charging from 20A to 10A, when connected to E200 scooters, not sure regarding E300SE.
Whats the realistic range at 40 mph
The manufacturer would need to state the power consumption at that speed and only then it would be an estimate
@@GreenMopeds Thank you for your response. I'm sorry I'm referring to the 110 model. This is where I'm confused. If the range is only 24 miles at 28 miles per hour and the battery is 1.4kWh this means it uses 58.3 watt hours per mile or 1633 watts continuous. If I can tweak the app to make it go 40 mph based on some assumptions of increased wind and tire resistance this would mean it would likely be using 2400 watts of power. At 2400 watts of continuous power the scooter would die out after 34.8 mins of riding. This translate to 23.2 miles of range. But that would seem high if you're estimating only 24 miles of range at 28 mph. So either this scooter can provide a lot more power than 2400 watts to get it to 40 mph or im missing something. Your feedback is much appreciated
Two people (75kg + 60kg) on 50km/h estimates as 120km
Hello, do you think it is possible to use the new fast charger by Segway used for e300P on the e300se please ? Batteries are exactly the same. Charger e400P 85v 1700W.
Good question. I don't see why not if the batteries are exactly the same
@@GreenMopeds so it would be great to be able to buy this fast charger in Europe 🤞
@@djgilfromlh929 agreed
What's the difference in model numbers please?
@randombeatsuk if you mean, what's the difference between the e110, e125 and e300 then you need to watch the review
Realistic range of the e300se probably doing 40mph average with all 3 batteries?.
Range is based on load, terrain and temperature so a bit difficult to say unfortunately unless you know the power consumption of the motor at that speed