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Big Electric Car Motor, Small Conversion

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Sep 11, 2009
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SA-200
by: Anonymous

My dad had a Lincoln SA-200. He was a pipe fitter and had it in the back of a Ford F-250. He had about 100 foot of leads so could weld a ways away from the truck if he needed to.

As far as working in an electric car, I would think it would have lots of power, but it's also heavy.

Anyway, interesting project, good luck with it.

Jun 07, 2009
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not that big
by: Patrick L.

I know my motor looks a bit overkill but, I'm not looking for top distance, I'm looking for top acceleration. If you take a look at the White Zomby, 2 motors back to back, is perfect for the car's intended use.

Also, this motor does not arc at the brushes, remember it use to be a welder.

It was designed for pumping out amps.

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