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    Powerchair Direct Drive Brushless Motor (High-Torque)

    The motor is for Invacare powerchairs: part #1152665 or 1152666. The only difference between the two is the orientation of the brake release lever. Invacare's parts search...
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    Powerchair Direct Drive Brushless Motor (High-Torque)

    Your idea is pretty much what people used on cars with mechanical distributors: a timing light.
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    Bicycle Wheel Balancing

    Assuming the wheel in question is true a grease pencil held close to the edge of the spinning rim could be used to mark the extent of the wobble. Add weight 180 degrees from that point and retest. FWIW here's a photo of a powerchair motor armature with markings that I'm assuming were used to...
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    adapted needs tricycle circuit

    Any make/model information about the present trike? Just a suggestion to simplify the brake operation using a single lever: http://www.amazon.com/Pyramid-Alloy-Mountain-Cable-Brake/dp/B000AO7H16 Has the user ruled out a mobility scooter? As a wheelchair technician I've seen quite a few people...
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