Motor Choice

[mdieroff]

There are many factors which you need to take into account when choosing an electric motor and/or controller. Depending on your application, vehicle setup and performance requirements, your vehicle will have the potential to create a Max amount of current draw. High current draw in your application is what causes things to fail and burn up. To ensure you have the proper components, I suggest utilizing the "Choosing A Motor/Controller" tool at: http://www.ddmotorsystems.com/MotorSelector.shtml . All motors and controllers sold here are US made and brand new with the highest quality in the industry.

[oxfordlawn]

hmmmmmmmmmm D&D motors located in Syracuse NY...you are located in Syracuse NY.....jus sayin'

[roady89]

Hi Mike!

[mikesmotortoys]

Originally Posted by roady89

Hi Mike!

[roady89]

Originally Posted by oxfordlawn

hmmmmmmmmmm D&D motors located in Syracuse NY...you are located in Syracuse NY.....jus sayin'

Yea...that and 5 of his 5 posts have D&D links in them.....and just so happens to have the D&D homepage link on his profile page.

WELCOME MIKE! Glad to have ya!

[mdieroff]

That is I. You caught me. I'll try not to be to biased toward those home grown blue motors with my motor insights. I understand many peoploe are under cost constraints and can't always buy the best but rather the best for their $. D&D Motor Sytems does also have lower cost refurb motors & controllers from time to time so keep that in mind. Ever need my input, just let me know. Later, Mike - D&D Motor Systems

[oxfordlawn]

hey...which motor company had the most first place finishes at the Bonanza,, I thought it was that purple motor company...not the one that has the blue colored motors............so how could those blue colored motors you are bragging of be so much better?? jus askin??

[mdieroff]

Thats an easy one to answer. We are in the business of mainly making motors for customers who are focused on designing the best and most efficient system for their application. That sometimes means putting in a motor with a little less speed but much less current draw. That means instead of repurchasing batteries in 2 yrs, you may do it in 3.5 yrs. In addition, we may cost a little more up front but the benefit is higher thermal capabilities and less current draw. I know boring stuff but you did ask. Plus with all the ambulance chasers around these days, we must be extremely careful about customer safety and liability issues. Later, Mike

[oxfordlawn]

touche'

[GLEEMO]

Originally Posted by mdieroff

That is I. You caught me. I'll try not to be to biased toward those home grown blue motors with my motor insights. I understand many peoploe are under cost constraints and can't always buy the best but rather the best for their $. D&D Motor Sytems does also have lower cost refurb motors & controllers from time to time so keep that in mind. Ever need my input, just let me know. Later, Mike - D&D Motor Systems

Has my hearing gone bad or is someone playing a broken record ,
For someone who is not going to show his Bios , U sure are !
And for someone who is not going to share his Moter insigts, U sure are !