Is this the type of motor that I can hook it up to a 6 volt battery or a 9v battery and it will visibly spin faster hooked to the 9v?
1428078
Yes. I hooked it up to an Arduino that controls the voltage to the motor (using a transistor) to vary its speed.
2129981
It's probably not worth it. You'd need a 48v controller, which you can find on Monster Scooter Parts site for around $60. You also need a 48v lithium battery which is around $500. That alone would do it, but over-volting the 36v motor will drastically shorten its life (my 36v 1000w motor only lasted 1 month running at 48v) so you'd eventually need to swap out the motor too. By the time you do all that, you'll have spent enough to have bought their higher level 48v scooter anyway.
448846
These motors are a little faster then stock in 12v. Not as fast as the 24v with stock motors though.
1729192
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.
184167
Extremely unlikely. Even if the batteries fitted (they are usually specifically shaped with connectors that only fit the correct appliance) the higher voltage would, unless specifically compensated for by the drive circuits, drive excessive current through the motor leading to overspeed and/or rapid burnout.
1816429
No, it's the Pro 6000 HD model, which is a DC motor. The power is only 350 Watts. See this thread:
1804327
This is an AC motor. You'd likely want a DC motor, so that you could drive it with a battery.
448845
I got mine upto 12.7 mph on 24v. The motors burned out. I've tried them all and the original PW motors hold up best.
1590628
I looked up your motor and it looks like it's a 230 volt, so I'd have to say no. This motor is 115V.
494340
Have had no problems with the two I bought. Was the previous motor 6v or 12v ? Is battery fully charged ? And does spinner spin free by hand? I did have a controlled box go bad that did the same thing wasn't letting enough power through .
435500
often these are generic images... the motor will be correct if you have matched you part number to listed cross ref numbers... it is a 4 speed unit which will have appropriate wiring...DanCSH989-723-8985
1586837
Hello. It depends on what vehicle size you are using it in. I used this as a replacement from the horrible 12T motor in the basic Stampede for my son. The difference is a little bit more speed and a little less torque. Example; the higher the turn motor = more speed and slightly less torque. The one thing I can verify, is that these motors are very reliable even if not broken in properly. Hope this helps!
2019719
I would not connect a higher voltage battery to a lower voltage motor, even if the difference is small. Is the correct battery for the impact driver not available?
1472546
The device is rated for 90 dc volts @15 amps- It's not good to max out electrical components, but that being said they are designed for some safety if you go over the specs. You don't have to put in 90 volts to make this motor run- It won't run as fast, but it will run on a lot less volts and amps and you can easily stay within the controller specs. Will it run the motor as is- yes- maxed out, but your taking a risk with the heat it will produce and it will burn out.I'm running a 24dc volt motor using a 12.6 auto battery/ using 1.5 amps. Works great for my project.
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Yes, it is. This motor pushes my 18' bass buggy with 2 Everstart 109 amp batteries with ease. I even had it out with white caps on the lake and it still powered through for 6 hours of fishing and was only half way empty on the meter. I gave up before it did. I love that motor.
325058
I cannot answer this question specifically. I already had a similar small motor on a deer feeder and was replacing it. I also upgraded everything from 6V to 12V.
2006545
This is a variable speed motor. I am very rough on the motor, and it's really taken a beating. I love it! I recommend getting the MinnKota 60 amp breaker as well to protect the motor.