While I decide on my final battery configuration is it possible to power every thing up and bench test it used a regulated 24v power supply?
There is mention that the motors produce regenerative power. Issues?
Anyone using one?
24v Power Supply System Compatibility.
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Re: 24v Power Supply System Compatibility.
It should be possible but it would need to be quite a beefy.
Expect 15 to 20 amps with the tank raised and everything (motors, smoke, sound) running.
I've tested single motors, with the gearboxes removed, from a 30V 3A supply without issue, but I have to wind the voltage up slowly or the current limiting kicks in.
Adrian.
Expect 15 to 20 amps with the tank raised and everything (motors, smoke, sound) running.
I've tested single motors, with the gearboxes removed, from a 30V 3A supply without issue, but I have to wind the voltage up slowly or the current limiting kicks in.
Adrian.
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Re: 24v Power Supply System Compatibility.
Thanks Guys, I'll sort something out and give it a go.
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