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    Cranking up the power on the BBSHD! 74V 50A High RPM Monster

    Bafang BBSHD @ 74V 50A
    74V Lipo
    12FET external sinewave controller
    Giant Trance 4
    Top Speed 50mph
    30T Luna front sprocket
    26" Wheels
    Cycle Analyst
    High RPM monster
    Max Motor Temp 52C after 20 min of brutal hill climbing


    #2
    omg allan that thing sounds and looks wicked fun... i would love to check it out....but that whining the bbshd is making does not sound healthy.

    You should take apart the drive and see how all the parts are doing.

    I cant imagine that running that much power with a external controller is sustainable. We have been there and done that.... and eventually we fried it. It was fun for a month or so :)

    ERIC

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    • Albeegood
      Albeegood commented
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      Eric are you talking bout project X Ellsworth?

    #3
    Do you have any kind of watt-meter? I'm wondering if you ever hit the full 50A, or if it accelerated fast enough that you only peaked at 45A, or even 40A...

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      #4
      My Cycle Analyst is telling me that its pulling 22A max, not sure how accurate it is. It said the same thing with my Cyclone 3000W. But. it does reach max RPM's quickly in virtually every gear. So current draw is likely to be low. Motor temps never get hotter than 150F, and that's wide open throttle up a 500-1000FT climb and off-roading.

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        #5
        Are you sure your CA has the correct shunt value programmed? My Cyclone peaks at 43A on my CA V3 and another external gauge. How's your setup doing? Still going strong?

        Originally posted by ElectricRT View Post
        My Cycle Analyst is telling me that its pulling 22A max, not sure how accurate it is. It said the same thing with my Cyclone 3000W. But. it does reach max RPM's quickly in virtually every gear. So current draw is likely to be low. Motor temps never get hotter than 150F, and that's wide open throttle up a 500-1000FT climb and off-roading.

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