cwah
100 MW
Hello there,
I was checking the motor specification for the Magic pie 3 on 16 inch wheel. I've found this data sheet:
http://www.goldenmotor.com/magicpie/16in MagicPie Performance Data.pdf
It's only around 16-17 N.M at 20A. It's not huge I think compared to other motors.
The data sheet comes from 2009, so I'm not sure if the information are up to date or not (the new one is suppose to have 30% more torque).
If we compare this to the G209 motor at 3.5kg, the torque is quite similar:
http://crystalyte.com/G series 30KM.pdf
It's also around 16-17 N.M at 20A.
The only difference is that the MP3 is much more efficient than the much smaller motor. Several member have reported good torque from MP3, but actually it seems to be identical to a motor 2 times lighter.
So is it more torquy only because it's able to handle more amps without melting?
I was checking the motor specification for the Magic pie 3 on 16 inch wheel. I've found this data sheet:
http://www.goldenmotor.com/magicpie/16in MagicPie Performance Data.pdf
It's only around 16-17 N.M at 20A. It's not huge I think compared to other motors.
The data sheet comes from 2009, so I'm not sure if the information are up to date or not (the new one is suppose to have 30% more torque).
If we compare this to the G209 motor at 3.5kg, the torque is quite similar:
http://crystalyte.com/G series 30KM.pdf
It's also around 16-17 N.M at 20A.
The only difference is that the MP3 is much more efficient than the much smaller motor. Several member have reported good torque from MP3, but actually it seems to be identical to a motor 2 times lighter.
So is it more torquy only because it's able to handle more amps without melting?