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  • Category: Radio-Controlled
  • Founded: Apr 24, 2001
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Mailing list for discussions on designing and building brushless electric motors and controllers. The motors built so far, range from 20W to 2kW. You can also build from kits. LRK and CD-ROM outrunners have different winding diagrams!

Outrunners are inside-out motors, the coils are stationary, housing and magnets rotate. They feature a high torque AND they can rev. There is no need for a gearbox, which means less weight, less $$$/€€€'s, no losses, no whining and no wear. The motor can swing a bigger prop, resulting in a higher overall system efficiency. The builder can tailor the motor to the application by adapting the number of winds. (Motor pictures by Detlev Koch)

pictures I and tips, tricks, manuals lrk construction articles and drawings assembly manuals and FAQ winding calculation and lrk 'bible' , pictures II and controller designs

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Re: series connecting 3 phase motors
The motor and controller both have hall effect sensors to help keep the timing in sync if this is what you mean.   Thanks, Ken [Non-text portions of this
Posted - Tue Mar 9, 2010 12:25 am
Ken Clayton
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Re: series connecting 3 phase motors
hi folkz a start under high-load is playing in the esc-top-liga. when you have a gearbox it will be simpler, but without a FAST currentlimiter you will blow up
Posted - Mon Mar 8, 2010 6:27 pm
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Re: series connecting 3 phase motors
Are these sensored motors and controllers? Sensorless controllers are not suitable for vehicle type applications as they cannot control the motor reliably
Posted - Mon Mar 8, 2010 12:04 pm
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Re: series connecting 3 phase motors
Sorry to hear about your controllers. It would be a good idea to investigate current limiting or semiconductor fuses. These limit the current during an
Posted - Mon Mar 8, 2010 1:09 am
Donald H Locker
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Re: series connecting 3 phase motors
Ken, Were you trying to series the controllers when they blew? Did the motor / controller / car combination previously work but not well enough Basil ... From:
Posted - Mon Mar 8, 2010 12:53 am
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