Hello all!
I have been skimming on these threads for the past few hours and haven't been able to find a concise answer for what I am looking for.
I have yet to get an electric DC motor, but I do have access to a full Nissan Leaf pack of modules. They generate 360-380v all together when charged. There are 48 modules. I want to use these as my power source but I am wanting to use a DC motor as this is my first conversion. The motors are rated for 36/48/72v respectively and I just don't want to burn up my future motor before I even have it!
I know I cannot dump 360v at once on these motors, but I like the range that the large pack gives me.
Is there a type of regulator I can get? Most I have seen do not go very high to handle this large of voltage. What do I need?
I have read the "What motor to get" thread and I just do not see any DC motors online that can handle this much.
Thank you all and I apologize if this answer can be found elsewhere.
I have been skimming on these threads for the past few hours and haven't been able to find a concise answer for what I am looking for.
I have yet to get an electric DC motor, but I do have access to a full Nissan Leaf pack of modules. They generate 360-380v all together when charged. There are 48 modules. I want to use these as my power source but I am wanting to use a DC motor as this is my first conversion. The motors are rated for 36/48/72v respectively and I just don't want to burn up my future motor before I even have it!
I know I cannot dump 360v at once on these motors, but I like the range that the large pack gives me.
Is there a type of regulator I can get? Most I have seen do not go very high to handle this large of voltage. What do I need?
I have read the "What motor to get" thread and I just do not see any DC motors online that can handle this much.
Thank you all and I apologize if this answer can be found elsewhere.