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Re: [EVDL] BLDC Motor Availability (Was: Q for Lee Hart)

Assuming that you do get a working BLDC controller, (I have no
doubts that you will what motor would be available for hobbyists
like us to obtain at a reasonable cost (~$2k) in that 60 to 80Kw
range?

Chet

--- Dale Ulan <[email protected]> wrote:

> In the 300A region, I've used the Fairchild FMG2G300US60E with
> good success in my BLDC controller, it's a bit low for a brushed
> motor but in the 250V - 380V pack range with BLDC or ACIM it
> should be reasonable.

> With enough voltage, 60 to 80kW should be reasonable and
> those are pretty cheap.

> I don't know if it's of interest, but I'm working on a new BLDC
> control board and I can post schematics and gerbers and source
> code, but I don't have the time for tech support. I don't know
> how many people out there are using BLDC's, but I am.
>
> -Dale

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Re: [EVDL] BLDC Motor Availability (Was: Q for Lee Hart)

>Assuming that you do get a working BLDC controller, (I have no
>doubts that you will what motor would be available for hobbyists
>like us to obtain at a reasonable cost (~$2k) in that 60 to 80Kw
>range?

That's sorta why I said that 'if anyone was interested'... I have
a pair of 25 or 30kW BLDC's so I am doing up the controllers for
my pair of motors. If anyone else has them then great, but if
anything, I just need a pair of controllers for myself.

-Dale

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Re: [EVDL] BLDC Motor Availability (Was: Q for Lee Hart)

Please don't get me wrong, I am very interested *and* I also don't
already have a motor. I think that BLDC is really the way to go
except perhaps ACIM as a second choice. I would love to have a BLDC
system in the 40 to 60kw range with regen, etc.

Would those Ford surplus motors work?

--- Dale Ulan <[email protected]> wrote:

> >Assuming that you do get a working BLDC controller, (I have no
> >doubts that you will what motor would be available for
> hobbyists
> >like us to obtain at a reasonable cost (~$2k) in that 60 to 80Kw
> >range?
>
> That's sorta why I said that 'if anyone was interested'... I have
> a pair of 25 or 30kW BLDC's so I am doing up the controllers for
> my pair of motors. If anyone else has them then great, but if
> anything, I just need a pair of controllers for myself.
>
> -Dale
>
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