Thank you Andre!Andrewol said:150kV 7 pole pairs. Are you looking for a suitable controller?
Andrewol said:Let us know how Nucular controller works with x1
andrebandre said:Short lived original controller.
`Andrewol said:Let us know how Nucular controller works with x1
SwampDonkey said:So how does this compare to the larger Cyclone 3000W? It looks to be a very well made motor in a very attractive package, but does it hold up to psychos like me that are never satisfied with stock speeds and power? Im tempted to buy one just to see how long it survives at 5Kw.
Since both controller and motor temperature is monitored it will take a really big burst to kill it off I suppose, electrically at least.. 4-5kw is my sweetspot, but more is always fun! Just ordered one btwTony Vo on the Facebook group was running 8-9kw peak through his... It seems to be overbuilt for 3500w.
n2mb said:SwampDonkey said:So how does this compare to the larger Cyclone 3000W? It looks to be a very well made motor in a very attractive package, but does it hold up to psychos like me that are never satisfied with stock speeds and power? Im tempted to buy one just to see how long it survives at 5Kw.
Tony Vo on the Facebook group was running 8-9kw peak through his... It seems to be overbuilt for 3500w.
SwampDonkey said:n2mb said:SwampDonkey said:So how does this compare to the larger Cyclone 3000W? It looks to be a very well made motor in a very attractive package, but does it hold up to psychos like me that are never satisfied with stock speeds and power? Im tempted to buy one just to see how long it survives at 5Kw.
Tony Vo on the Facebook group was running 8-9kw peak through his... It seems to be overbuilt for 3500w.
Overbuilt for 3500W? Id like to see how the motor compares to a 3220 or cyclone. Time will tell I suppose.
Tommm said:SwampDonkey said:n2mb said:SwampDonkey said:So how does this compare to the larger Cyclone 3000W? It looks to be a very well made motor in a very attractive package, but does it hold up to psychos like me that are never satisfied with stock speeds and power? Im tempted to buy one just to see how long it survives at 5Kw.
Tony Vo on the Facebook group was running 8-9kw peak through his... It seems to be overbuilt for 3500w.
Overbuilt for 3500W? Id like to see how the motor compares to a 3220 or cyclone. Time will tell I suppose.
Luna did a livestream on it. The motor core is smaller than the bbshd, it spins faster though and the coils and the hall are fully potted so heat shedding is better, but servicability is low.
The motor is 3.7 kg as stated on website but with controller it is the same ~4.5 as the bbshd.
Tommm said:Luna did a livestream on it. The motor core is smaller than the bbshd, it spins faster though and the coils and the hall are fully potted so heat shedding is better, but servicability is low.
The motor is 3.7 kg as stated on website but with controller it is the same ~4.5 as the bbshd.
SwampDonkey said:I see. Im new at this. but familiar with industrial brushless servos. These just seem rather small to me to be putting out 3500+ watts. 9Kw seems like it would be almost certain death very quickly. Some welthier-than-me forum member should do an uphill torture test of one of these things. Im nervous putting 6Kw through my cyclone 4000W, and that thing is massive by mid drive standards.
flyinmonkie said:Been a while since I've been here. But, I got a cyc kit the other week. Has anyone that has their kit and the cyc controller had luck with the non beta app? I've been able to uae the beta app, but can't get the stock app to connect. I'm using a samsung galaxy 9 and i tried an sg6 as well. I am enjoying the kit though. It is very solid and well built.