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Anyone know if a Motor is "Rated" to a certain number of cells?

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marcoze

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i was thinking of running a Reedy Krypton Modified 7turn Single wind Motor in my drag car.

What i was to do is run 24, 2400mah cells through a Microswitch.

is that too mmuch for a motor?

I figured without a SC, i wont have a problem.
 
Well, I'm not sure about these motors.. But I'll say this from experience with electric motors..

An electric motor will take as much power as it's "system" will hold. I've seen a 4.5v motor take the power from a light socket for more than 5 minutes.. So, it's up to you. Not saying it'll work. If something let's go, it'll be when it takes the juice. :)
 
I'm gonna Email reedy and see what they have to say about it.
 
They said "As
for the KR motor, we don't have a specific rating for them in the
environment that you are planning. In most cases the motors are run
usually
with 6 cells, some time up to 7 cells, so it would be a bit of an
experiment on your side to see if the motor can take it.
"

So i guess ill just have to experiment :)
 
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