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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Sun May 06, 2012 11:02 am

toolman2 wrote:have you got the right setting for 120/60 deg halls? you can sometimes have a wrong hall/phase combo that is kinda ridable and ive been fooled for a bit.
it would be good to try all the hall combos, even though the colours match, following john in cr's officially correct hall instructions :D
but failing that try another controller, you can have a partly blown phase, i had some high side fets blows on a kelly and it ran poorly giving fault codes.

also i notice you get the old "regen that you didnt ask for" trick from the kelly when you lift off and re-apply throttle, -really annoying kelly habit that one. :roll:



i try all combination of colour, and this is correct i'm sure, what you want to say with:"also i notice you get the old " old KHB version?
Exist new KHB version? Yes i notice when you open att full throttle and after you make partial throttle, controller try to slow down the wheel with apply little regen, but for kelly this is normal operation...
I want only understand why this controller make this bad sound and make less power than KBL
Is impossible i have 3 Khb broken, but is possible if i have a series with problem, from xxx serial to xxx serial...
But i can only suppose :(
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Mon May 07, 2012 8:18 am

Boys i have a crazy idea in my mind, if this motor have a very low inductance and this is the problem with controller cutoff, i can create big resistence with alot of wire turn in a spiral for create more resistence, only for check if controller go better?
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Re: Monster motor

Postby toolman2 » Tue May 08, 2012 8:17 am

i didnt mean an old model or anything, i just mean kellys in general seem to regen when you apply the throttle after high rpm.
i notice you have this also, ive been trying to get kelly to fix it as its real harsh on my bike and its frigging annoying. and regen is turned off..

yep inductors make life easier for the controller but they will cost you power.
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Fri May 11, 2012 2:09 am

Hallo boys some interesting news!!!!
Yesterday i make some run with hubscooter motor at 125V A123 7A Pack, and 3 thoroidal inductance on the phase motor, with inductance i solve the problem of cut-off of the kelly, now controller go good, i hit 145kmh on the road, no flat little downhill (motor no load speed is 210kmh), but battery run near cut-off 95V 35V sag!!!! I need mooore big battery pack, maybe 16A nanotech 120V is enough, i read from CA 140A, and for 400A kelly i think is good, because 140X2.6=364A phase and this is very near to 400A declared from Kelly, no? In uphill i hit 131kmh, and i read 100-110A continuous from CA
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Re: Monster motor

Postby pchen92 » Fri May 11, 2012 5:15 am

Hi,

Do you have a video of it running ? I am very septic on the top speed. For 130km/h uphill you need at least 18kW (on the flat) and 100V*110A (you claim) =10kW.
Something is wrong with your CA. Have you tried with a GPS or a bike speedo ? At high speed, the CA can lost the synchronisation (so the speed is wrong).

But for sure this is a crazy beast :shock: :mrgreen:
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Fri May 11, 2012 10:56 am

No video for now, but i want prepare soon, yes i use only CA, i hope don't loose sincro, but i want use gps too next ride :)
In my experience 10kw out from 9C is heat, 10kw from a 65mm stator/magnet of a 22kg of motor is Torque! :)
The same power can make totally different experience if come out from a totally different motor :)
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Re: Monster motor

Postby nechaus » Fri May 11, 2012 8:05 pm

esoria wrote:
toolman2 wrote:have you got the right setting for 120/60 deg halls? you can sometimes have a wrong hall/phase combo that is kinda ridable and ive been fooled for a bit.
it would be good to try all the hall combos, even though the colours match, following john in cr's officially correct hall instructions :D
but failing that try another controller, you can have a partly blown phase, i had some high side fets blows on a kelly and it ran poorly giving fault codes.

also i notice you get the old "regen that you didnt ask for" trick from the kelly when you lift off and re-apply throttle, -really annoying kelly habit that one. :roll:



i try all combination of colour, and this is correct i'm sure, what you want to say with:"also i notice you get the old " old KHB version?
Exist new KHB version? Yes i notice when you open att full throttle and after you make partial throttle, controller try to slow down the wheel with apply little regen, but for kelly this is normal operation...
I want only understand why this controller make this bad sound and make less power than KBL
Is impossible i have 3 Khb broken, but is possible if i have a series with problem, from xxx serial to xxx serial...
But i can only suppose :(





Your not running your motor in reverse?

I noticed with all my Kellycontrollers, if i use reverse function and hit the throttle, back off and hit it again, for about a split second, regen kicks in..
It shows about .01 % regen if you keep doing it.

properly wired, it does not do this with mine.

I also have the kbl, im testing out the noise reduction function on my magic pie, it makes it super silent.
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Sat May 12, 2012 9:27 am

No, i run my motor in forward, and KHB don't have noise reduction option, but i think all KHB make this noise, the controller KHB seems alot more noisy and conservative with power than old KBL, my kbl 136V 75-150A, easily overshot 200A from CA, my khb 200A, never go more than 150A CA...
I think if i want 300A from battery, i think i have to buy at least 700A version KHB controller :(
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Re: Monster motor

Postby Arlo1 » Sat May 12, 2012 10:02 am

Welcome to the challange to get to the master bldc level my friend! :mrgreen:
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Also a thanks to Methy at http://www.methtek.com/ :)
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Re: Monster motor

Postby toolman2 » Sat May 12, 2012 10:52 am

Arlo1 wrote:Welcome to the challange to get to the master bldc level my friend! :mrgreen:


yes indeed, but i thought there was not much difference, just a can bus? and the extra multi pin round plug on the front.
and if you go off continuous phase amps for both, then they should be the same..

but nechaus im suffeing badly from that annoying 150a regen spike too and the dudes at kelly are doing new firmware next week?, but im not running reverse, i thought kellys allways did it, im all ears if you have a solution. :)
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Mon May 14, 2012 3:52 am

i'm very tired, i think i solve problem with inductace, but yesterday i put a second pack of A123 7amp 125V of my friend in parallel, for have much power because with only one pack the battery sag very bad...
And now controller cut-off again, maybe for less sag and more power input :(
Seems if i put more volts\power, i need more inductance, and add more coil, reduce power too!!!
Is a negative vortex, maybe is more simple go at 90V and no 125V at all cost, less voltage less problem, i think....or i have to change this motor, because seems is not possible go this motor at 125V
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Mon May 14, 2012 7:17 am

Possible i have no chance to make this motor run at 125V and put out 30KW???? No controller on the planet right now can do this? Is so strange for me think this, please boys give me a solution!
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Re: Monster motor

Postby John in CR » Mon May 14, 2012 10:38 am

esoria wrote:... please boys give me a solution!


Send me the motor and I'll sort it out for you. Then you can come for a vacation and ride it where such an ebike is legal. :mrgreen:

The axle flats the same distance as mine, so it should be a direct drop in replacement.

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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Mon May 14, 2012 10:55 am

Hihihihi thanks john i will think about this solution :D
And if you come in Rome where this ebike is illegal i think is alot of fun too!!!!
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Wed May 16, 2012 2:07 am

Ok Boys after 100000 try, i arrive at this conclusion, this motor can go at maximum of 80V, at this voltage and with little inductance on phase wire, i put out the controller 240A battery side, very good power on acceleration and 138max speed, if i try to use even little more voltage, the motor surge too much amp and too fast and controller go in error...
One strange thing is, why i can put out 240A at 80V, and only 130-140A at 125V? when i use more voltage usually other motor surge more amp because i move curve power more high, but this motor surge alot more amp and go more strong with less voltage :)
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Re: Monster motor

Postby toolman2 » Wed May 16, 2012 7:13 am

esoria wrote:One strange thing is, why i can put out 240A at 80V, and only 130-140A at 125V? when i use more voltage usually other motor surge more amp because i move curve power more high, but this motor surge alot more amp and go more strong with less voltage :)


its cos the controller chops them both up (pwm) to produce about the same result (say 18kw) for the motor and fets in both cases.

and i agree it seems like the low resistance and inductance is hard on the controller, the current rise time is too short for
it to regulate smoothly, be worth seeing if kelly can help?
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Wed May 16, 2012 8:02 am

Kelly can't help because the problem is not on the controller but in the low inductance of the motor, but ok i can go at 80-85V 240A, is good enough for me, maybe in future i can try to put more amp in the motor with bigger controller for more fast acceleration, but i understand is impossible go up with the volts with this motor :)
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Re: Monster motor

Postby John in CR » Wed May 16, 2012 5:32 pm

esoria wrote:Kelly can't help because the problem is not on the controller but in the low inductance of the motor, but ok i can go at 80-85V 240A, is good enough for me, maybe in future i can try to put more amp in the motor with bigger controller for more fast acceleration, but i understand is impossible go up with the volts with this motor :)


I guess we call it a tie for now. I probably have a controller advantage with my Steveo special, and you have an advantage with the 65mm stator. Is it really a lamination stack of 65mm? If so, it must be a one turn winding. :shock: The guys playing with the ebike wind motors and big wheels have no idea what they're missing. :twisted:

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Re: Monster motor

Postby Harold in CR » Wed May 16, 2012 5:45 pm

Maybe this is what you guys need ??? 450V at 3500 Amps

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Re: Monster motor

Postby Arlo1 » Wed May 16, 2012 8:24 pm

Harold in CR wrote:Maybe this is what you guys need ??? 450V at 3500 Amps

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Unfortunatly they need brushed motors for that!
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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Thu May 17, 2012 3:03 am

I guess we call it a tie for now. I probably have a controller advantage with my Steveo special, and you have an advantage with the 65mm stator. Is it really a lamination stack of 65mm? If so, it must be a one turn winding. :shock: The guys playing with the ebike wind motors and big wheels have no idea what they're missing. :twisted:

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John, you have true, this type of motor is incredible, the power you can feel is absolute alot alot more powerful than any hub on 24" 26" ecc rim...
Is like a jet, when start to spin you can feel crazy fast acceleration, and no esitation at all...
With my Cromotor, very fast and powerful hub, i think the most powerful i have used in a 24" rim, at 100kmh or more you feel the sensation of the "stress"of the motor for go more fast...
With hubscooter at 100kmh i have 40 more km for make strong acceleration!!!
I suppose is a 65mm stator and one turn wind, the motor stay cool after 16amper of energy burn, at full throttle, uphill, downhill, flat...incredible
The only big problem is, i feel i use the power of this motor maybe at 50% now, but i need a supercontroller for stress this motor!!!!
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Re: Monster motor

Postby John in CR » Thu May 17, 2012 5:14 am

esoria wrote:The only big problem is, i feel i use the power of this motor maybe at 50% now, but i need a supercontroller for stress this motor!!!!


Yep. The controllers are the limitation, and there's no way I'm paying over $1000 for a controller that the motor is likely to pop if I turn it up too high. I may have a source soon for some high power, but economical sine wave controllers that don't have a problem with the low inductance. I'll let you know if it works out.

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Re: Monster motor

Postby esoria » Thu May 17, 2012 5:47 am

Please john when you find good strong controller for this type of motor call me!!!! :)
Thanks very much!
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Re: Monster motor

Postby Matthijs » Mon Jun 04, 2012 3:54 pm

Any updates? :D
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Re: Monster motor

Postby Doctorbass » Mon Jun 04, 2012 8:24 pm

I just hope that our KHB14601 combined with the dual Enertrac DU602 will work well on the road!

we tested it with a dummy 1.1Ah 120V A123 pack and got interesting results for the no load.

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