Luke,
This should make no difference with you at the helm. A controller that is set
to control RPM will try to keep that RPM up no matter what power is required.
One that only trys to keep a set torque will not try to keep the RPM up and
will better control the power usage. Your speed may not stay consistent but
the power usage should stay more consistent. Come to think of it you may like
the results more.
Kevin
On Monday, April 27, 2015 10:59:14 AM you wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
> I'm working on changing to a new controller. After install I learned that
> with this particular controller the throttle controls the amount of torque.
> In my previous setup my throttle controlled speed (RPM). What difference
> will this make when actually in the water? Will I be able to notice at all?
> On the hard the motor just reved up to max at only about 20% throttle, no
> load to push agains so it requires almost no power to get to full revs. I'm
> afraid of what this will be like in the water.
>
> Thanks,
> Luke
> Tartan 27 #478 "On the Brink"
Posted by: pembertonkevin@gmail.com
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