On Sun, 29 Mar 2015, Gene Heskett wrote: > On Sunday 29 March 2015 15:50:39 Cecil Thomas wrote: >> It might be too obvious to point out but I would feel the need to ask >> about the current output capability of the 24 and 36 volt supplies or >> batteries. >> >> A 36 volt supply that can't output the motor's rated current is not >> going to turn the motor as well as a 12 volt supply with ample >> current capacity. > > This is true, but if the supply was loaded that far beyond its > capabilities, I'd also expect it to release its magic smoke well before > the times the OP said he had tested it. Even if he was using a triplet > of 916 batteries, to get his 36 volts they would have to be pretty well > used to fail as bad as he claimed without failing with smoke & sound > effects. > > Fresh ones loaded that heavy would probably have smoked in a minute or > less. > > This is a case of having lots of info presented, 90% of which is not > being backed up by a clarifying reply. > > At this point, I am wondering if English is not the OP's first language. >
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