D&D ES-58 motor for my precedent

[TahoeDawgZ71]

Originally Posted by scottyb

We been selling these for a year - we sent them to Alltrax so they could be mapped for y'all to use with the XCT. They work great, but like any electric motor they can be killed by the end user. Good luck.

I know, but thanks to Admiral's new tariffs and out-of-stock-for-6-months status, we're now selling them too

[scottyb]

Originally Posted by TahoeDawgZ71

I know, but thanks to Admiral's new tariffs and out-of-stock-for-6-months status, we're now selling them too

That's cool Admiral has gone to a new factory. Which means all new testing after production begins. I bought a load of AMD motors to fill the void. And we will see what happens

[dundeebarnbuggy]

Originally Posted by Hit it like a champ

I definitely will but its winter here and wine got a lot of snow here already. So I don’t know how much testing can be done.

Winter is a great time for testing a torque motor. As long as you have decent tires, maybe chains if it gets really icy, you can LAUGH in the face of winter [and guys running those toy/speed motors]

[Hit it like a champ]

I guess you are talking about overheating the motor correct. Is there a way to monitor the temperature of the motor.
Did some searching and bought this. Keynice-Digital thometer from eBay. I would think it would work fine with some furnace installation over the probe and some aluminum tape all the way around the motor. The reason I bought this one is bacause it runs off of a USB port and my cart has 2 of them. So what temp do I not want to go over. Other threads say 200deg case tempos ok would you shutdown if it got to 225deg because it’s going to clime in temp after you shut down.

[Out2Sea]

Originally Posted by Hit it like a champ

I definitely will but its winter here and wine got a lot of snow here already. So I don’t know how much testing can be done.

Well, what are your thoughts now?