yes you can...I do, I over volt my 36volt PM DC motor rated at 1000 watts, running it on 4-12 volt 50AHr wheelchair batteries in series. my watt meter reads around 1500 watts at full throttle.
be carefull to size your gearing and prop right so you are not stalling/over heating. I put an rmp gauge and a temp gauge in the motor to watch I don't over do it. A cooked motor is depressing
some folks add a fan for extra cooling thats what I'm doing on the 10 hp unit I'm building now.
Bill Hopen - www.billhopen.com
Hopen Studio Inc - 227 Main St., Sutton WV 26601
304 -765-5611 billhopen@yahoo.com
Hopen Studio Inc - 227 Main St., Sutton WV 26601
304 -765-5611 billhopen@yahoo.com
From: "Mark F mark.internet@yahoo.ca [electricboats]" <electricboats@yahoogroups.com>
To: electricboats@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 1:20 AM
Subject: [Electric Boats] using a 36 Volt dc motor from a 48 volt pack
Hi
Just wondering if you can use a 48 volt pack to run a 36 Volt DC motor.
I presume if you had a 48 Volt controller and limited the output to 36 Volts, it should work.
If I had a 48 Volt pack, a 48 Volt controller and put a volt meter across the motor leads and restricted it to 36 Volts, I would be OK.
am I missing something here, or would it work.
Thanks
Just wondering if you can use a 48 volt pack to run a 36 Volt DC motor.
I presume if you had a 48 Volt controller and limited the output to 36 Volts, it should work.
If I had a 48 Volt pack, a 48 Volt controller and put a volt meter across the motor leads and restricted it to 36 Volts, I would be OK.
am I missing something here, or would it work.
Thanks
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