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| The Internet has many new, very inexpensive "Chinese Controllers" floating around, in both brushed an brushless forms. They are generally designed for usage in scooters or e-bikes. There are also higher-powered controllers available for golf carts, but are generally much more expensive. | The Internet has many new, very inexpensive "Chinese Controllers" floating around, in both brushed an brushless forms. They are generally designed for usage in scooters or e-bikes. There are also higher-powered controllers available for golf carts, but are generally much more expensive. | ||
| - | * in 2018, a 48V 1500/1800 watt chinese controller was available on ebay for ~$27 price point. | + | * in 2018, a 48V 1500/1800 watt brushless chinese controller was available on ebay for ~$27 price point. |
| + | * this family of controllers has: | ||
| + | * low-current e-stop wire pinned out that must be tied high for the controller to be enabled. | ||
| + | * reverse input | ||
| + | * top speed cut-off selector (typically does not change acceleration curve) | ||
| + | * accepts both(?) hall and resistive style throttles??? (need to confirm) | ||
| Sources: | Sources: | ||
cars/motor_controllers.1553600439.txt.gz · Last modified: 2019/03/26 06:40 by notyou007a
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