brushless motor help!
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dogman dan
1 PW
Any 20-25 amp brushless controller would work. Vendor depends on what continent you are on. You will have to deal with figuring out the phase and halls wire sequence though, which is a pita.
dogman dan
1 PW
There is a thread in the tech reference section on it. When you have found the right combination, your motor spins forward smoothly, and draws about 1 amp spinning with the wheel not touching the ground.
If you find a sensorless controller, then you could only hook up the three fat power wires, and greatly simplfy the process of finding the combo. Spins forward = good.
If you find a sensorless controller, then you could only hook up the three fat power wires, and greatly simplfy the process of finding the combo. Spins forward = good.
dogman dan
1 PW
A sensorless, brushless, controller will work with just the three fat wires hooked up. A sensored controller will need all the wires connected, in the proper sequence.
You can get a decent sensorless controller here, assuming you are in the USA. http://www.hightekbikes.com/controller.html
To further simplify things, get a throttle from the same place, and you can just plug and play. You will have to provide your own three connectors for the fat wires, since it's unlikely that the motor and controller connectors will match.
Andersons, from here, is a typical choice for the three fat wires. http://www.powerwerx.com/anderson-powerpoles/housings-contacts/1327-1327G6-pp15-30-45-colored-housing.html
You want two each, of green, blue and yellow housings. and get 25 or so 30 amp contacts. Get some red and blue housings too, since you will want them to connect the battery to the controller.
You can get a decent sensorless controller here, assuming you are in the USA. http://www.hightekbikes.com/controller.html
To further simplify things, get a throttle from the same place, and you can just plug and play. You will have to provide your own three connectors for the fat wires, since it's unlikely that the motor and controller connectors will match.
Andersons, from here, is a typical choice for the three fat wires. http://www.powerwerx.com/anderson-powerpoles/housings-contacts/1327-1327G6-pp15-30-45-colored-housing.html
You want two each, of green, blue and yellow housings. and get 25 or so 30 amp contacts. Get some red and blue housings too, since you will want them to connect the battery to the controller.
dnmun
1 PW
that looks like an ananda motor. you should be able to find an ananda controller that has the same plug as the motor. 200W.
You mean this kit:
http://flexitron.diytrade.com/sdp/194986/4/pd-699352/2173961.html#normal_img
This one looks like the same thing:
http://www.werelectrified.com/BD24-E-Bike-Kit-p/bd24 kit.htm
but that one is brushed, and it looks like you have a hall connector plug from a brushless motor, not the two wire flat trailer plug that are used on many of the brushed motors.
You might check out the images page from a google search for ebike kits.
http://flexitron.diytrade.com/sdp/194986/4/pd-699352/2173961.html#normal_img
This one looks like the same thing:
http://www.werelectrified.com/BD24-E-Bike-Kit-p/bd24 kit.htm
but that one is brushed, and it looks like you have a hall connector plug from a brushless motor, not the two wire flat trailer plug that are used on many of the brushed motors.
You might check out the images page from a google search for ebike kits.
