ok, yeh i was after a pancake motor, but i'm still weighing up the pro's and
cons......
do you have any pics or a blog on your buildup?
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Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2007 22:04:18 -0800 (PST)
From: Garret Maki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [ElectricMotorcycles] re; another dang newbie ListServ
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If you're talking about the D&D sepex then I think it is a nice motor. I
use a D&D in my first conversion and like it, but it is a bit heavy and
not as compact as a pancake perm. mag. motor like the etek, lynch, or
perm. It can take a lot more continues amps though and since there are a
long of long steep hills here in Colorado I felt better about it. The
guys at www.canev.com did a bike with the sepex.
Lauren & Nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: sounds like a good
start. i'm also new, and really looking at ways to get
some better range, that is the only downside i see. in australia, there
are
not many guys doing this, so i have to seatch for it all myself.
i am looking at the shunt motor that "thunderstruck" sell, as it also has
the power of regenerative braking, which will ass a small percentage to
range, has anyone used, heard anything about these???
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