I have stalled my M-01 motors and blown a 30A fuse, but that was because I
was trying to make the 120lb. Sturmtiger climb a tree stump... :)
Derek
On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 9:43 PM, Frank Pittelli frank.pitte...@gmail.comwrote:
When operating at 12v, I used 30-40 amps as my normal operating current
estimate based on various measurements we made in the early days. Peak
current draws of 60-90 amps are possible when running EV Warriors at 12v
with excessive loading (such as improper gear ratio or when the motors are
stalled). Peak current draws are lower at 24v, but still large enough to
abuse SLA batteries.
M01 geared motors typically draw 10-20 amps when moving a 120-150lb tank.
They are definitely more effective motors for our purposes, providing
excellent power and less abusive to batteries.
Frank P.
On 12/31/2010 10:20 AM, HV wrote:
For those of you using EV Warrior motors, either now or in years past,
what is your experience of average amperage, and what voltage were you
running them at?
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