[python] Re: Electric python (!)
- From: Ray Schümacher <mtb@xxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 12 Sep 2005 09:09:18 -0700
At 07:54 AM 9/12/2005, you wrote:
>>Hi Dirk,
>>Yes, pedal power is required, really. The start-up torque of the brushless
>>motors is rather low, and you do get the opposite feeling of acceleration
>>stability. When you apply power, the pivot wants to turn easier, as opposed
>>to "straightening out" like your climbs uphill.
>>
>Hmm thats seems rather nasty. To solve that, the negative trail should be as
>low as possible probably.
It's not really that bad, but detectable.
>>There is some extra parasitic drag due to the magnets inside, so a little
>>power is always desirable. Range is very good, though, 30-70km depending on
>>model.
>>A local company has an even more powerful kit (and more expensive)
>><http://www.greenspeed.us/tidalforce_electric_motor.htm>http://www.greenspeed.us/tidalforce_electric_motor.htm
>>
>pfeeew! an expensive toy!
Not bad if you can use it to commute always, instead of a car...
>2000$ for the cheap one...
My older model was ~$200, close-out.
Ray
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