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As I said I have the KB 90/180 volt dc output unit. I want to run a 24v perm magnet motor. I contacted KB tech support and was told to turn the potentiometer all the way CCW before turning the motor

Watts = Amps x Voltage? ? ? ?so? ? ? 24v x amps = Watts Jeff

Dick: If there's a nameplate on the motor it will usually list the FLA (full load? amps) of the motor - HP or KW might also be listed on the nameplate.? From the FLA and the motor voltage you can

Thanks, Clark! I have one more question to ask. How does one determine the wattage of a dc motor if the seller doesn’t know or is unwilling to find out. I want to find a 24 volt permanent magnet dc

Hi Dick - the resistor I added is different from the horsepower resistor - that has to be selected according to the ratings of the motor and the input voltage you use. There’s a table in the user

I have one of these, noisy and not that powerful. I have been using a XD3420 12v DC 3000 rpm on my Unimat SL. It fits in no mods. Not as powerful as the scooter motors.

Works for me from UK. Searching for "775/795/895 dc 12v" brings up some suppliers of all three motors.

Zitat von "Keith S. Angus" <keithsangus@...>: ebay - not found.. Lui

It looks like a range of small high power, probably high revving (no real figures given), motors are emerging from China. Ebay 363151138130 is offering three variants, although I'm not sure what the

Dick: If you're talking about the horsepower resistor, that tells the KB drive what the current limit to the motor should be set to.? It also tells the drive how to respond to a varying load, at

Clark, Now I get it-it is the resistor that limits the voltage available to the motor. So even though my KB motor control is 90 volts the resistor used sets the upper limit. I am learning a lot on

These motors are still on Ebay and the cheapest one is $31.99 with Free shipping in the USA

I went with the Model ZY6812 24vdc 150w? motor, cheap on? EBay. A 24vdc power supply, these are used to power LED s and a 24v variable power supply all from EBay and cheap, it still works great. I

You need the horspower resistor, I believe that tells the drive how to set-up some of its' electronic limits.

I use a 90v, iirc KBIC-120 controller to power a 36v scooter motor as well as a 90v treadmill motor on my small knee mill. I wired it so the same toggle switch that selects the spindle adds a resistor

It's been a while since I did a project using a KB drive, but I remember that some units could be run on either 120V or 240V.? When operated on 120V you got a 0-90V output, and on 240V you got a

On Mon, Sep 13, 2021 at 10:11 PM, Keith S. Angus wrote: > > Searching through motors for this has led me to a motor which should fit > into the PC/Basic lathe I have. Previous searches have only found

Zitat von "Keith S. Angus" <keithsangus@...>: The weak point of the PC/basic is the 40 W spindle HAUPTMOTOR Max. Aulnahmeleistung 80 W Max. Abgabeleistung 50 W Daiieratifnahmeleisfting 60 W

Searching through motors for this has led me to a motor which should fit into the PC/Basic lathe I have. Previous searches have only found motors which are too big or not powerful enough - unless we

Free is good. Also bird in hand V birds in bushes, etc. You will need to look for a 90 V motor, either permanent magnet (two wire) or with separate field and armature connections (four wires). I have