
The cord for the charger comes out in an outlet box in the former gas tank filler opening:

I threaded the cord through the plate, and attached the wires:

Finally, I completed it by attaching the plate to the box:

Here it is, plugged in and charging:

To avoid damage to the batteries, I am only charging to 330V for the pack (this is roughly 12.7V per battery). I will charge the individual batteries to equalize. This will only be necessary until my battery management system shows up (I already have a PakTrakr installed for monitoring purposes).
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