Submariner
1 mW
- Joined
- Jul 15, 2009
- Messages
- 17
Looks like we lost Jeremy, I know he's busy.
fechter: I don't intend to use the $22 controllers from china but I was interested in Jeremy's comment on them
and to know more about them. I'm learning.
dragonfire: I don't intend (nor am I able) to spend that kind of money, or have that kind of complexity. K.I.S.S
nutsandvolts: Don't over credit the personal sub guys. They don't do a lot of "cruising around". They're mostly
into going down for a while and coming back up.
john in CR: I've researched nozzles thoroughly. They only work at high thrust and low speed. I have neither.
In my situation they would produce more drag than benefit and have a negative effect. What more info would
they like on the motors? I tried posting on the Technical forum as you suggested, it's not possible, it is
reference only. FYI this is not the ebike forum it's the electric vehicles discussion forum. I thought it the
most appropriate place to post after reviewing the options as this is a vehicle as are airplanes and space craft.
I have plan a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, and q at this point, but thanks for your concern.
The potentiometers are intended to direct the controller. None of this should be brushed, it all needs to be
ignition protected, no sparks. Please, what should I be using? Do the research on low thrust, contra-rotating
marine propeller drives and let me know if it still feels wrong. It's not one shaft, it's two (see thread).
Malcolm: In reviewing your calculations I believe you were assuming 12 volt batteries, mine are 6 volt.
Although Seadoo or troling motors may seem atractive they have lots of shortcomings for my application.
vanilla ice: I think I missunderstood your question, you tell me. Are these batteries appropriate?
fechter: I don't intend to use the $22 controllers from china but I was interested in Jeremy's comment on them
and to know more about them. I'm learning.
dragonfire: I don't intend (nor am I able) to spend that kind of money, or have that kind of complexity. K.I.S.S
nutsandvolts: Don't over credit the personal sub guys. They don't do a lot of "cruising around". They're mostly
into going down for a while and coming back up.
john in CR: I've researched nozzles thoroughly. They only work at high thrust and low speed. I have neither.
In my situation they would produce more drag than benefit and have a negative effect. What more info would
they like on the motors? I tried posting on the Technical forum as you suggested, it's not possible, it is
reference only. FYI this is not the ebike forum it's the electric vehicles discussion forum. I thought it the
most appropriate place to post after reviewing the options as this is a vehicle as are airplanes and space craft.
I have plan a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, and q at this point, but thanks for your concern.
The potentiometers are intended to direct the controller. None of this should be brushed, it all needs to be
ignition protected, no sparks. Please, what should I be using? Do the research on low thrust, contra-rotating
marine propeller drives and let me know if it still feels wrong. It's not one shaft, it's two (see thread).
Malcolm: In reviewing your calculations I believe you were assuming 12 volt batteries, mine are 6 volt.
Although Seadoo or troling motors may seem atractive they have lots of shortcomings for my application.
vanilla ice: I think I missunderstood your question, you tell me. Are these batteries appropriate?