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Hello,

I have been a member for several years, but haven't been here in years. I've been driving a volt for a couple of years, and I like it. Recently, I passed that car to my wife and now I'm looking for something else. I have wanted to convert an S10 for years, so now may be the time.

Several years ago I bought a GM-Hughes 3 phase AC motor from an auction site. I only have the motor, none of the controller/software. I'm wondering if there is any reason that I couldn't use a current motor controller with this motor. I'm leaning towards one of Paul Holmes AC controllers.

Does anyone have any experience with these motors?
Any thoughts on this idea?

I appreciate any comments.

Thanks,
Mike
 

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Hello,

I have been a member for several years, but haven't been here in years. I've been driving a volt for a couple of years, and I like it. Recently, I passed that car to my wife and now I'm looking for something else. I have wanted to convert an S10 for years, so now may be the time.

Several years ago I bought a GM-Hughes 3 phase AC motor from an auction site. I only have the motor, none of the controller/software. I'm wondering if there is any reason that I couldn't use a current motor controller with this motor. I'm leaning towards one of Paul Holmes AC controllers.

Does anyone have any experience with these motors?
Any thoughts on this idea?

I appreciate any comments.

Thanks,
Mike
If its an induction motor Paul & Sabrina's AC controller should do just fine as well as the one from Jhubner. I have both. I have not yet gotten the Paul & Sabrina AC controller done yet.

Pete :)

You will need the power section for either one.
 
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