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48v 1500W (replaced by 1800W) brushless motor install on Razor MX650
ESP Support
said
almost 7 years ago
We have a 48 Volt 1800 Watt modification kit for Razor MX500, MX650, and SX500 dirt bikes without a battery pack or battery charger which would be a great fit for your project. The controller in this kit has an under Voltage protection shutoff rating of 37 Volts so it is designed to work with both lead-acid and lithium battery packs.
Here is a link the kits: https://cart.electricscooterparts.com/store/Search.aspx?searchTerms=razor+MX500+and+MX650+dirt+bike+modification+kit
Will there be any controller (or any other) issues with using a lithium battery setup with the modification kit you posted a link to?
I already have a 48v 22ah battery pack and charger that I'm planning on using
ESP Support
said
almost 7 years ago
The kit's controller will work with 48 Volt lithium battery packs. The controller has a current limiter set at 40 Amps so the maximum current that it can demand from the battery pack is 40 Amps. I have seen 48 Volt 22Ah battery packs with maximum continuous discharge ratings between 30 Amps and 60 Amps so there is a wide fluctuation in discharge ratings between different manufacturers. The controller would only be at its 40 Amp current limit momentarily while accelerating, or continuously while going up a very steep hill. Most of the time the controller's demand from the battery pack will be way under 40 Amps.
carlii
The test results in this forum post are relevant to the discontinued 48 Volt 1500 Watt 5300 RPM Boma brushless motor. We removed the links to the 1500 Watt 5300 RPM motor and replaced them with links to the 48 Volt 1800 Watt 4400 RPM motor. Please be aware the test results posted below will be close to but not the same when using the 48 Volt 1800 Watt 4400 RPM motor.
I posted elsewhere here that I had ordered the motor under a thread about hub motors. New thread for this.