I wonder if connected with a battery of 12 volt 60 amp AGM I could move a motor of 1,5 HP 3600 rpm Thank you
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For your calculations it is generally accepted 1 HP = 745.7 Watts. If you do the math, you are well under 1500 Watts. Now, the only issue is the startup current for your motor since it will take more on startup than on running. According the the chart link attached, this is about 19.5 Amps at running load. Startup amps are more for a brief period. See http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.html
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You would need to know what the watts are on the motor, it can not be higher than 1500 . Then take watts times volts (12 Volts ) = AMPS ./. BY AMP HRS = TIME.
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Yes, but it would have to be a trolling motor with the battery in the storage compartment and steered by the trolling motor.
74810
Its a great vacuum. it runs on 120v . I would think that the 4 hp motor if connected wouldrun your car battery down.
831794
I would not recommend due to the contact pins on the battery where it makes contact to the equipment. I would use what is recommended and what battery comes with each equipment. Higher voltage will also burn the motor up.
206586
Yes, with a 3000mah battery or greater and in 5-7 second intervals! If starter is held for to long 550 motor will turn inside and twist wiring due to over heating! Hope this helps and have a blast!
1968768
Shawn, this battery is for game camera or fish finders. Only has 7.0 amps. A trolling motor battery is similar to a car battery. Thanks
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I use an electric motor, the battery is very heavy and I don't have a problem. I would think a gas motor would work, if your motor is heavy and your tank is full you could slide it towards the center.
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I believe that is a 3.6V battery, and you will need at least 5V to drive the motors properly. So, connecting two or more of them of them in series should work. I found that a 9-12V source with a speed controller (so the final voltage to the motor is 6-8V) works well.
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In theory, you could run the gearbox backwards to drive the small DC motors as a generator. I wouldn't expect to get a large amount of energy from the machine, or expect the machine to handle long term operation, but it could be used as a simple illustrative device.
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You should have cables with clips on your trolling motor that will connect to the battery.
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About 6 amps is average for a 1/3 hp motor operating at 120 volt. Its a good idea to have it on a dedicated circuit or a circuit thats " known" not to have alot of load on it.
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This is a 1/4 hp motor it does not have an amp rating on minehttp://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.htmlIt should be about 2-3 amps
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I don't see why not. I have a 2 car garage so it's a 1/2 hp motor with a learning button. The electronics is the same regardless of unit size.
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That would be impractical.This is a fan fed by DC so you would need some kind of AC-DC converter to output 12V DC voltage.For RPM you would have to variate your DC voltage in the range of 8-12V or use something that outputs PWM signal similar to one being generated in the motherboard.
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Yes, however you will need a 12 volt relay to handle the current to the motor.
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Sure can as most all of these motors can. It is powerful though and you might need to use care in operating it.
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Hello Gail. It is a 500 watt motor and goes a steady 20 mph for me. I hope I have answered your question.Tony