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stephen

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Posted: 10:59am 29 Mar 2008

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High all! I first visited this site about 6 months ago looking for a circuit to drive a fisher&paykel motor on a battery and then got caught up in making wind mills with my father-in-law. Now I would like to use a F&P motor to power something other than a washing machine. The motor resembles the brushless dc motor that they use in the electric push bike but electronics are needed can any one help?

KarlJ

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Posted: 11:11am 02 Dec 2009

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yup check this out
http://www.endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=144 74&p=216344&sid=bb7e06720ca97168a0d327862f2e6f6d#p216344

sorry for the late reply!~

fixed the link for you. http://www.endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=144 74&p=216344&sid=bb7e06720ca97168a0d327862f2e6f6d#p216344 Edited by Gizmo 2009-12-04

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Gizmo

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Posted: 10:34pm 02 Dec 2009

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Thanks for posting that link Karl, good to see someone's got a F&P to work well as a motor. I was part of a solar challenge team years ago and we used a F&P as the motor at first. The mistake we made was to replace the plastic F&P hub with a aluminium hub fitted with rare earth magnets. The stronger magnets created a lot of back EMF, and we couldn't get a controller to work reliably. We ran out of time and had to go for a DC motor and chain drive.

Glenn

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Barry T Coles

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Posted: 01:46am 04 Dec 2009

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Gizmo said Thanks for posting that link Karl, good to see someone's got a F&P to work well as a motor. I was part of a solar challenge team years ago and we used a F&P as the motor at first. The mistake we made was to replace the plastic F&P hub with a aluminium hub fitted with rare earth magnets. The stronger magnets created a lot of back EMF, and we couldn't get a controller to work reliably. We ran out of time and had to go for a DC motor and chain drive.

Glenn

Been thinking about this sort of thing myself but with a slightly different slant,the front free wheeling hubs could be converted to drive a couple of F&P genny's.
I'd like your thoughts on that,plus a bigger shed to do things in.
Cheers
Barry Edited by Barry T Coles 2009-12-05

I need to learn from the mistakes of others.
I dont have the time to make them all myself.

KarlJ

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Posted: 10:04am 08 Dec 2009

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The infineon ? spelling does do re-generative braking
so really could use all 4 wheels driving and braking!!

ohh yeah quick pushbike, with no pushing and no noise!

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