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TKS said:Hi,
i have paralleld 6 N mosfets
the motor i wanted to control has only one wire (positive) the case is ground..
am i able to hookit up after the mosfet??
whats the downside on this?
Tks
TKS said:Ok its clear need to bring the wire outside, since its a brush type motor i think its easy..
just drill the case and disconnect the brush and connect it to the wire.
Wy i parallel 6 wires its because i need huge amps..
the motor is a starter motor.
Its not used very often and not for very long times...
Thanxs for the info
Tks
I frequently propelled my 1967 car with its starter motor whenever it ran out of gas. It would drive pretty far with its starter motor. Sometimes it got going fast enough to gear down to 2nd. After many years, the car died with its original starter motor.Nigel Goodwin said:As I mentioned before, starter motors are SERIOUSLY NOT SUITABLE for this type of use.
TKS said:Also i want to make clear to nigel that it isn't for a robot but for a 500Kg Locost style car.
TKS said:people use starter motors for this purpose because they have the power needed what is the problem in their desing? the series windings?
i think every electric motor wich operates at 12volts and has 1BHP will get hot not?
wouldn't it get less hot if speed controlled then when just a relais is used?