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Re: (ET) FW: E20 motor at 48V

Subject: Re: (ET) FW: E20 motor at 48V
From: Tim Humphrey <hump evgrin com>
Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 13:45:30 -0700
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> 
> Well, this isn't for an ET. I'm playing around with the  idea of a  EM
> (electric motorcycle). It would be nice to use a motor I already have,
> but it's probably a bit small for this application. So I'm trying to
> figure out if I could safely squeeze a little more out of it.
> 
> - SteveS


I've run an E-15 drive motor briefly at 72V in a Jr. Dragster. No harm. I 
would recommend changing the end bells to allow venting.


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