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Hi! Newbie here, Im a 4th year ECE student and want to test/make regen breaking for ebikes as my Capstone Project with two other students, I watched some videos from Justin from GRIN technologies on regen breaking as from my understanding they are one of the few only companies in the US/Canada to make regen capable ebikes, and he explains how regen breaking works really well for small EVs, where how for regen you want to go for either a direct drive motor which doesnt have a freewheel, or a geared hub motor which has an external freewheel but you can weld it in place so the motor spins with it. And we dont want a mid-drive motor as the freewheel is internal to the motor so you cant modify/weld it in place
Im fine with the first two options as the motor, but when looking online the specs of the motors Im considering doesnt really match it that much, my budget is around 100-150$ for the motor.
The motors I was considering are the two below:
Motor 1:

at 36 Volt 500 Watt Brushless Gear Motor
and Motor 2:

which can be found at 24VDC 900W 34A 2600RPM Motor Currie Electric Scooter Motor with 11 Tooth Sprocket
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Im not sure if they are direct drive/geared hub/mid drive motors, and was wondering if I can get any help or any other recommendations that is within my budget, I know that cheaper motors might have exaggerated ratings or might not fit on an actual bike, but Im also willing to just have it on a test rig like Jermey Fielding did in his "How regenerative breaking works" video on youtube (It should be more for EVs but the same concept should apply to ebikes as well), also from my understanding BLDC motors are better for regen breaking, but brushed motors can work as well so Im fine w/ both types
But yeah once again I would love if anyone can recommend some relatively cheap motors I can use to test regen breaking if the two above probably wont work. I did check out Grin Technologies shop, as well as their 9 Continent Series RH and FH212 motors, but they are too expensive for the limited budget my group has.
Thank you all!
Im fine with the first two options as the motor, but when looking online the specs of the motors Im considering doesnt really match it that much, my budget is around 100-150$ for the motor.
The motors I was considering are the two below:
Motor 1:

at 36 Volt 500 Watt Brushless Gear Motor
and Motor 2:

which can be found at 24VDC 900W 34A 2600RPM Motor Currie Electric Scooter Motor with 11 Tooth Sprocket
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Im not sure if they are direct drive/geared hub/mid drive motors, and was wondering if I can get any help or any other recommendations that is within my budget, I know that cheaper motors might have exaggerated ratings or might not fit on an actual bike, but Im also willing to just have it on a test rig like Jermey Fielding did in his "How regenerative breaking works" video on youtube (It should be more for EVs but the same concept should apply to ebikes as well), also from my understanding BLDC motors are better for regen breaking, but brushed motors can work as well so Im fine w/ both types
But yeah once again I would love if anyone can recommend some relatively cheap motors I can use to test regen breaking if the two above probably wont work. I did check out Grin Technologies shop, as well as their 9 Continent Series RH and FH212 motors, but they are too expensive for the limited budget my group has.
Thank you all!
