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06-17-2009, 03:42 PM
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Getting Wild
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d&d motor
posting this question here to cause i need a quick response,okay well i said i was gonna upgrade to 48 volts last week but i was having problems with paypal so it didnt go through i have reconsidered and am thinking of getting this d&d motor it says may require controller upgrade would i need one(mine is stock) and if so how many amps
motor- https://www.eastcoastcarts.com/catal...Carts/DD61.htm |
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06-17-2009, 07:28 PM
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Gone Wild
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Re: d&d motor
I would go 400A minimum, if budget allows get a 700A controller.
FYI: the picture shows a shunt wound motor not a series wound motor. Motor identification: Shunt wound, SepEx or regen motor are the same type of brushed motor. Just noting since I don't know what type of motor an 05 EzGo TXT comes with. |
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06-17-2009, 08:09 PM
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Getting Wild
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Re: d&d motor
I see im now considering either the beast- http://www.cartszone.com/catalog/cart09/D394.htm
or this one- http://www.cartszone.com/catalog/cart09/D297.htm i prefer the beast but it requires a controller all I really want is to be able to cary about 5 people on my cart at around 15 mph and not slow as s**t up hills like it is now and I plan on getting 48 volts to but id rather just get the motor first(easier to put in) |
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06-17-2009, 10:11 PM
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Gone Wild
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Re: d&d motor
The Beast is a torque motor, which means it should run on a stock controller better than the high speed motor. It is not a speed motor but should run ~15 MPH with lots of torque meaning it should not slow nearly as much as a speed motor on a hill. The Beast will handle big tires better as well (27" range) but now we are getting back to needing a bigger controller.
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06-18-2009, 11:15 AM
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Getting Wild
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Re: d&d motor
so I couldnt run it and the stock controller for a couple of months also I was thinking emps redesign buT i use my cart everyday so a two week turnaround is kinda bad
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06-18-2009, 12:41 PM
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nimda
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Re: d&d motor
The beast will work with the stock motor just fine. You will gain lots of torque.
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06-18-2009, 02:23 PM
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Getting Wild
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Re: d&d motor
you mean the stock controller?
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06-18-2009, 02:39 PM
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Re: d&d motor
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06-18-2009, 03:30 PM
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Getting Wild
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Re: d&d motor
okay i think i will order the beast thanks for all the help
 the beast is probably my best tourque option right and how much run time will i lose |
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06-18-2009, 07:28 PM
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Gone Wild
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Re: d&d motor
Technically you shouldn't loose any run time and possibly gain some. First the Beast is a better quality motor than most stock motors but not all stock motors. Second torque motors use fewer amps for cruising, you gain torque but loose speed so your overall amps go down. When you go to 48V your torque and speed will increase and if you drive at the original 36V speed your amps will go down even further.
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