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Old 07-22-2012, 03:15 PM
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Can I run the D&D ES-31C at 48v and do anyone know what the HP would be or must I run it at 72 min voltage.
I at this time only have a 48v 400 amp controllor.
The motor and car is on firstontop com click on the VW BUG.
I am going to get a 120v unit but it will take me some time.
I want to start the wiring of the car and up grade when I get the better controller.
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Old 07-22-2012, 03:22 PM
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I have a 31B. Do you know the specs for the C? I expect the reason for the low end of the rating would be for cooling. If you're running at under 72V it won't be spinning fast enough to self cool.

I think you'd be fine running at the lower voltage (aside from being extra sluggy) if you added a forced air blower for the motor.
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I have a 31B. Do you know the specs for the C? I expect the reason for the low end of the rating would be for cooling. If you're running at under 72V it won't be spinning fast enough to self cool.

I think you'd be fine running at the lower voltage (aside from being extra sluggy) if you added a forced air blower for the motor.

The ES=31C info is on this site http://www.cloudelectric.com/product-p/mo-es-31c.htm It can go up to 144vdc
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I have a 31B. Do you know the specs for the C? I expect the reason for the low end of the rating would be for cooling. If you're running at under 72V it won't be spinning fast enough to self cool.

I think you'd be fine running at the lower voltage (aside from being extra sluggy) if you added a forced air blower for the motor.
I will run this motor at 72v and up,I will not go 48v on this one.
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I will run this motor at 72v and up,I will not go 48v on this one.
I got a lead on a 1221b so I can now run the vw at 120vdc and 60mph I can be happy with that in a VW bug.
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You will like that. Should do a bit better than 60. Just be easy because of the smaller motor but you should be fine. Smaller motors can run a bit higher rpm too.
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Old 07-30-2012, 03:33 AM
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You will like that. Should do a bit better than 60. Just be easy because of the smaller motor but you should be fine. Smaller motors can run a bit higher rpm too.
I am air cooling the motor and most of the time this is going to be a display car.
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