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Old 06-30-2005 | 12:23 PM
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au_Nightmare
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Because 60amps is average of "on throttle time" - you have huge amps from stand still / low rpm and they decrease as RPM increase (more RPM = more generated power limiting current flow.. - the motor becomes a generator, the generated voltage limits flow of current coming in because its got its own current trying to get out).

Stall a motor out and see how many amps you get - its like a short.

Originally Posted by Rossco
so if ur drawing say 60 amps why are speed controllers rated to over 300 amps and still only handle a 8turn?
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