I wanted to let you electric guys know of a 12V motor to use for some electric bicycles!
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa...oryName=SHOP EQUIPMENT&SubCategoryName=Motors
It's only available in the store, not online BTW.
It's a 5/8" keyed shaft, so it would be compatible with many sprockets.
The motor is under-rated for sure. It's industrial-grade, and meant for continuous duty, so it should not overheat if used for long periods at high power.
It's HUGE, and it's rated at 250W, but the math of 12V x 28A = 336W. Most 12V stuff can take 14-15V, so this motor has real potential for some power. I plan on using this motor, but want to try 24V max, and make a controller, so that over 1000W will be possible in short bursts, and would be great for a hybrid setup.
Just thought I'd bring this to light in the electric bicycle forum section!
Crazy Riding,
ZnsaneRyder
http://www.harborfreightusa.com/usa...oryName=SHOP EQUIPMENT&SubCategoryName=Motors
It's only available in the store, not online BTW.
It's a 5/8" keyed shaft, so it would be compatible with many sprockets.
The motor is under-rated for sure. It's industrial-grade, and meant for continuous duty, so it should not overheat if used for long periods at high power.
It's HUGE, and it's rated at 250W, but the math of 12V x 28A = 336W. Most 12V stuff can take 14-15V, so this motor has real potential for some power. I plan on using this motor, but want to try 24V max, and make a controller, so that over 1000W will be possible in short bursts, and would be great for a hybrid setup.
Just thought I'd bring this to light in the electric bicycle forum section!
Crazy Riding,
ZnsaneRyder
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