Hi I am a hobbiest and started my first conversion, I have a car that I got
retro fitted with a Series wound DC motor. I tested the car with batteries
alone and it did move. I am designing a controller for the DC wound motor. I am
running into a few issues with the controller. The controller go
On Thu Feb 08 14:38:19 PST 2018 ev@lists.evdl.org said:
>Hi I am a hobbiest and started my first conversion, I have a car that I got
>retro fitted with a Series wound DC motor. I tested the car with batteries
>alone and it did move. I am designing a controller for the DC wound motor. I
>am runni
Hi again.. Sorry, just 2 more questions. 1. Does anyone have schematic handy
for the curtis controller family mentioned above ? 2. Is the open source ReVolt
controller schematic available ? I tried to download it for several years and
was never able to. Does anyone havit ?
Thanks
Basem.
On
https://www.dropbox.com/s/q8dhtxrmugmiq3u/A000.pdf?dl=0
Re sharing schematic, as a link in drop box. Please let me know if you can not
access it. I will attempt to re-share :) or can add your email directly.
Thanks
Basem.On Sunday, June 27, 2021, 11:24:16 AM GMT+3, Basem Samarah via EV
wr
On 29 Jun 2021 at 22:52, Basem Samarah via EV wrote:
> Re sharing schematic, as a link in drop box. Please let me know if you can not
> access it. I will attempt to re-share :) or can add your email directly.
I can see the schematic just fine here, and I have no dropbox account. Well
done!
Da
You can learn from this guy who designed his own controller some time ago,
now he runs his own brand a some great products:
http://zeva.com.au/Research/ControllerDesign/
But I can tell you from own experience: Designing your own stuff, like a
high power motor controller is not a Cheap thing. You w
Looks a whole lot like a Curtis
Sent from my iPhone
> On Feb 8, 2018, at 9:09 PM, Marco Gaxiola via EV wrote:
>
> You can learn from this guy who designed his own controller some time ago,
> now he runs his own brand a some great products:
> http://zeva.com.au/Research/ControllerDesign/
>
> B
paul dove via EV wrote:
Looks a whole lot like a Curtis
Almost exactly like a Curtis 1221/1231 family controller. It's apparent
that he saw the insides of a Curtis, and copied it. That's not a bad
thing; the Curtis controllers were pretty successful. It's always best
to learn from others.