Motor Manager
#1
Tech Elite
Thread Starter
Motor Manager
Hi guys.
I am in the market to look for a motor manager.
I am in a dillema now.
Which one is the better one (read worth the money)???
or
Or is there any other better brands to get?
But still can be easy on my pocket???
Thanks
I am in the market to look for a motor manager.
I am in a dillema now.
Which one is the better one (read worth the money)???
or
Or is there any other better brands to get?
But still can be easy on my pocket???
Thanks
#2
I believe the Orion is just the older version of the Ctx rebadged.
I have used the older version Ctx (Orion) and the Surikarn version (which i now own) and they are pretty much the same, i think the motor test on the Surikarn is the only real difference apart from the button etc.
Personally i like the Surikarn, but not sure if its worth the extra money.
I can't comment on any others as i haven't used them before, but you could look into the Yokomo MMS which is cheaper than the Ctx's.
I have used the older version Ctx (Orion) and the Surikarn version (which i now own) and they are pretty much the same, i think the motor test on the Surikarn is the only real difference apart from the button etc.
Personally i like the Surikarn, but not sure if its worth the extra money.
I can't comment on any others as i haven't used them before, but you could look into the Yokomo MMS which is cheaper than the Ctx's.
#3
Tech Addict
#4
I have tried various and have settled for the Yokomo.
I don't have any problems with it, and use it constantly for running my lathe, running in motors, and of course motor testing.
A useful took.
regards
Joe from sunny Malta.
I don't have any problems with it, and use it constantly for running my lathe, running in motors, and of course motor testing.
A useful took.
regards
Joe from sunny Malta.
#5
Originally posted by johnbull
I have tried various and have settled for the Yokomo.
I don't have any problems with it, and use it constantly for running my lathe, running in motors, and of course motor testing.
A useful took.
regards
Joe from sunny Malta.
I have tried various and have settled for the Yokomo.
I don't have any problems with it, and use it constantly for running my lathe, running in motors, and of course motor testing.
A useful took.
regards
Joe from sunny Malta.
#7
Tech Elite
Thread Starter
After browsing around, it seems that more people are in favour of Orion Motor Management.
But MR CTX is actually an Evolution of the Orion MM.
But what advantage or new stuff from MR CTX if compared to Orion MM???
Anyone can share info on other MM ?
But MR CTX is actually an Evolution of the Orion MM.
But what advantage or new stuff from MR CTX if compared to Orion MM???
Anyone can share info on other MM ?
#8
Originally posted by AdR|aN
After browsing around, it seems that more people are in favour of Orion Motor Management.
But MR CTX is actually an Evolution of the Orion MM.
But what advantage or new stuff from MR CTX if compared to Orion MM???
Anyone can share info on other MM ?
After browsing around, it seems that more people are in favour of Orion Motor Management.
But MR CTX is actually an Evolution of the Orion MM.
But what advantage or new stuff from MR CTX if compared to Orion MM???
Anyone can share info on other MM ?
IF the Orion MM and CTX MM v2 are the same, which i believe they are, then the difference from them to the CTX v3 are the buttons etc, data memory (v2 has 10, v3 has 20), and the v3 has the CTX Test function which just a runs for about 20sec's and starts with 7.2 volts, then slowly steps down the voltage. At the end you get your RPM and Max Amp draw, you can also cycle through and see your Amp draw at each of the different voltages that it runs at.
#9
So do these motor managers just check RPM? They don't tell you torque or Eff.? If thats the case I understand the price a lil more on a fantom dyno.
#10
Originally posted by smoke81
So do these motor managers just check RPM? They don't tell you torque or Eff.? If thats the case I understand the price a lil more on a fantom dyno.
So do these motor managers just check RPM? They don't tell you torque or Eff.? If thats the case I understand the price a lil more on a fantom dyno.
#11
Thanks.
#12
#13
Tech Regular
Originally posted by AdR|aN
After browsing around, it seems that more people are in favour of Orion Motor Management.
But MR CTX is actually an Evolution of the Orion MM.
But what advantage or new stuff from MR CTX if compared to Orion MM???
Anyone can share info on other MM ?
After browsing around, it seems that more people are in favour of Orion Motor Management.
But MR CTX is actually an Evolution of the Orion MM.
But what advantage or new stuff from MR CTX if compared to Orion MM???
Anyone can share info on other MM ?
If you are headed down to KL this coming weekend for the Yokomo Race. I can lend you my team Much More motor master and you can test it all you want.
Cheers
#14
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i think you'll find that MM is the oem for the orion... ive used the MM surikarn... for a laugh try running a low turn motor at 7.2v! i did that with an atlas 8x1... one of the 2 stickers on the sensor flew off at 68K and the reading halved to 34k i thought something drastically bad had happened
(i know its not a good idea to free rev a motor at 7.2v)
(i know its not a good idea to free rev a motor at 7.2v)
#15
Tech Elite
Thread Starter
Originally posted by viper1
Hey Adrian,
If you are headed down to KL this coming weekend for the Yokomo Race. I can lend you my team Much More motor master and you can test it all you want.
Cheers
Hey Adrian,
If you are headed down to KL this coming weekend for the Yokomo Race. I can lend you my team Much More motor master and you can test it all you want.
Cheers
But will keep in mind.
Thanks for the offer though.