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As per title, got 3 Ampflow E30-400s for sale.
Originally intended to go inside the new Dystopia, but im now looking at some brushless options.
Personally ive never used them, but they were 2nd hand when i got them myself. Visually appear in good condition with very little usage, however have been in storage for over a year.
Gearbox not included in the sale. Should form a very good drivetrain for middleweights and average for heavyweights.
https://scontent.flhr3-1.fna.fbcdn.n...f9&oe=5BA8DCB7
I'm glad we're using middleweights as context for power now! Have they been tested?
No, ive never used them in anything.
Im assuming they do work - dont see anything visually why they wouldnt. But if they dont then ill take them back of course (assuming they havnt magically turned black inside or something)
Are the E30-400's even good for a HW drive system? I've been looking at them as a possibility.
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by ACEGUY
The E30-400's are comparable to 300W wheelchair motors (half a Bosch GPA750). But with the big difference that your avarage heavier wheelchairmotor can be overvolted and survive.
Ampflow motors are "hot wound", meaning that they are already on the limit of the voltage tolerance. Even running those without a load on the specified voltage will heat those up to "less than touchable" levels.
With the right gearratio and some additional cooling mechanismes those can be used for a heavy. But with less than 4 it will be a slow one.
I actually talked with Carlo and he said as long as the wheels are not bigger then 5 inches a two wheeled bot should work.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddox10
Who is Carlo?
2WD is less strain on the drive. True. Small wheels can work with a low ratio of gearing, but the machine won't be fast. If you aim for a fast heavyweight, you'll have to look for more, or "stronger" motors.
To give you an idea. Bullfrog uses Iskra 1200W 24V motors on 10S with a gearratio of 20-1 and 10" wheels. Gravity 3 used Bosch 750 motors with 10" wheels and a gearratio of 15-1.
He is the guy that sells the Ampflow motors in the US and also the builder of Biohazard from the comedy central days of Battlebots.Quote:
Originally Posted by maddox10
are you on about battlekits ? yes it is possible but it doesnt make it wiseQuote:
Originally Posted by ACEGUY
But back of topic, Would you sell them individually or you prefer as one lot ?
I'm almost certain Donald Thump used Ampflow E30s, as does Apex.
If you run them, you'll get a moving heavyweight chassis. But nothing more.
It will have barely any pushing power, so you'll need something else to win anything. Remember, Apex has a massive overhead spinner and Donald Thump has a bar. I severely doubt they'll be able to achieve anything with just the weedy drive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MzakqMAaHMEQuote:
Originally Posted by ACEGUY
Ive had an offer for all of them, but im open to selling individually if the offers good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxamuslead
Send me a PM and make what you think to be reasonable, worst i can say is no.
wtf mario XDQuote:
Originally Posted by maddox10
Caveat Emptor.
FYI Theo, Apex isn't using E30-400 motors anymore, gone for something with a lot more power
Yoton and ironside3 both use these motors. If geared correctly they are a great hw motor setup.