UKJ Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 Hello, I spent all afternoon online with an impatient friend who wants to buy an E U C now. So in between sharing the other friends 9B1, we searched. I had already learned a lot from here, so we focused on KS, IPS, Ninebot, Gotway. Myself, trying to be calm and wait for app bug problems to be fixed before getting a KS14C. From the specs on Elecunionline the IPSi260+ looks interesting for my friend, any maybe even me based on replies? IPS I260+ Electric Unicycle Specifications: Max Speed: 30km/hChangeable Battery: 260WhRange: About 30km Max Load: 120kg Max Incline: <30 degree Wheel Size: 14 inch Wheel Type: One Wheel Motor: 800WGyroscope: 6 axis gyroscopeSelf-Balancing System: IPS V4.3 Charging Time: About 2 hours Charger: 67.2V/2A (Please do not use the old 50.4V/2A charger to charge) Applicable Temperature: -10 °C - 60 °C IP rank: IP65 Material: ABS and Aluminium alloy IPS I260+ Electric Unicycle Size: 48.1*38.2*16.8cm IPS I260+ Electric Unicycle Weight: 10.5kg This for 590 Euros with shipping. Half of what I will need for the KS. What we may misunderstand is this, 10.5 kilos for a 800w motor? Does anyone know the max for this as other companys list? or is that max? For example KS specs 800W motor 3,000w max, or 500w, 2,000w. Does 260 w/hr li ion seem small for 800w motor? By getting another battery more time had be had if needed? The lighter weight seems a plus, but he like me wants to off road a bit, but for in town freestyle lighter seems good, no? What we really do not understand is when we search the IPS website we can not find this model anywhere? Is elecunionline well known for being correct? Any and all info much appreciated! Thank you! I sure have told him of the BMS and motherboard problems, face plant, and want to be of help to get the best quality/price but safety first! Anything else? UKJ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tom Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 10 minutes ago, UKJ said: Anything else? UKJ Looks like a good choice, the only point I can raise is that a 14 inch may not be the best for off roading. The model number of this unicycle in Asia is IPS I260, everywhere else it is IPS 132 (their model number system makes no sense). You can see more details about it here: http://www.ipselectricunicycle.com/bbx/222147-222147.html but it is listed as IPS132 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
spikes2020 Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 I have one of these... Its nice but 30km is a stretch... i got about 20km, i'm 170lbs on mostly flat space. It had about 33% battery left and thats when it started to beep and warn me to stop and charge. I was almost at full speed for the entire time though and i do zip by bikes and joggers with ease. I got the 16" wheel and it has a 1000W motor probably because of the extra power needed to turn the bigger wheel, also more space around the wheel for more wires and magnets... Only down side is it has no padding around the legs and really needs it... but i'm new and my skin there isn't as tough as some of these old EUC riders. Its not a hot swappable battery... you will need a screw gun to get at it... I can confirm its about 20-25 lbs, and i can carry it around if i do lose a charge. this is the one i got link $540 USD I was surprised it only took 2 hours to charge... i wish my phone could do that.... I like it so far... very cheap for what you get in my eyes.... Only after a week i wish i had one with a larger battery.... after about 2 hours on it i had to turn in =( My next one will have an 800AH battery =) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UKJ Posted November 11, 2015 Author Share Posted November 11, 2015 Thanks Tom, But see the difference between weight specs between I260+ as seen above and this, 132 from IPS, I wonder which is correct as all others seem the same. Big difference between 10.5 and 13.5, 3 kilos= 6.6 lbs, a lot! Model APP IPS132 YES Battery260Wh lithium battery Capacity120Kg Tire Size14 Inch Max speed30 Km/H Charging time2 Hours Charger VoltageAC220V (50-60Hz) Max mileage30Km Max Climbing 30 Degrees Max Power Output800 Watts Environment Temperature-10°C ～ 50°C Distance from the ground107 mm Packing Dimension620 x 265 x 550mm Net Weight13.5Kg Gross weight 16.5Kg UKJ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chris Posted November 11, 2015 Share Posted November 11, 2015 Unlike I'm mistaken the true weight is 11,7 kg, however I do not have mine anymore.. Received a defective unit of this exact model. Weight of the package is 13,3 kg, if it helps.. If any of you get troubles with your unit, expect no help from electricunicycleonline.com I can confirm that their support is utterly useless. Some on these forums have received some degree of support from them, I was not one of them. You can purchase this model cheaper from Tony, if you would like. However I doubt he has any kind of warranty.. maybe others can confirm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Colestien Posted November 12, 2015 Share Posted November 12, 2015 There is something I noticed buying my first Wheel. Unl"you buy from someone known, you can't trust the specs. Half the time if you read more into the descriptions, they will even contradict themselves. I'm not trying to sound all negative. There are good places, with good product. Just remember "if it sounds to good to be true" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jurgen Posted November 18, 2015 Share Posted November 18, 2015 I would go for the IPS181 340KW, more battery is always better, except if you expect to carry the EUC a lot...which somehow defeats the purpose. I have the previous version limited to 20Kmh: solid build, rides very stable, high torque, good range (depends a lot on weight, road, riding style: I get around 15Km (+100kg) before the torque goes down (never ran it till the batt beeps) needs padding (or put an extra sock in you socks) at the level of the ankles, and skateboard tape on the pedals charging port is covered by a PIB plastic cap which does hold when riding Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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