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Re: 02 48v clicks but no go
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10-17-2012, 10:09 AM
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Gone Wild
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Re: 02 48v clicks but no go
I got a chance to GPS the buggy last night with the "other" PQ motor. I ran it without the backseat or the top and I got a top speed of 20MPH.
When I first upgraded to 48v with the PQ motor, I got 25MPH. I have not tested the speed in a long time, so i know many things can effect the speed(tire pressure, tire wear, brakes.....). So my question is, can one bandit motor be faster than another? I will be checking the other possibles but in the mean time I am just curious.... |
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10-17-2012, 11:43 AM
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Location: West Virginia
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Re: 02 48v clicks but no go
Attach a DVM between M- and B+ terminals on controller and note voltage at max speed on level hard surface.
Attach DVM to main + and - on battery pack and repeat. If voltage between M- and B+ isn't the same as full battery pack voltage, you losing some oomph someplace.  (Note: There will be someplace between 0.2V and .05V per 100A of current flow through the controller.) |
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