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Brushless 24V 1000W motor for DIY actuator?

Discussion in 'Motor actuators and drivers' started by Juel-dk, Dec 2, 2016.

  1. Juel-dk

    Juel-dk New Member

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    Hi All.
    I'm in the process of gatering parts for a DIY actuator, I have found a 24V 1000W brushless motor, have anyone used a brushless motor for a DIY actuator? It seems to be the best choice regarding fast direction change. But is it a good idea?

    Kind regards
    Morten
    Juel-dk, Dec 2, 2016
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  2. Radioproffi

    Radioproffi Active Member Gold Contributor

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    I use 24V 125W for test with load and they was very hot after 20-30 min.

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    Radioproffi, Dec 2, 2016
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    Juel-dk New Member

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    Ok, with how much load?
    Juel-dk, Dec 2, 2016
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    i think need one more fan on engine....
    misoswan, Dec 2, 2016
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    My.stAr Active Member

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    what is "very hot"? @Radioproffi
    if i'm not wrong i saw motors rated up to 90 °C.
    My.stAr, Dec 6, 2016
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  6. Radioproffi

    Radioproffi Active Member Gold Contributor

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    It was 90 kg with heel/tangage arm - 30cm

    It was about 90 °C :)
    Radioproffi, Dec 7, 2016
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    OK, this is really hot:o:
    My.stAr, Dec 7, 2016
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