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Spockie-Tech
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Insufficient Information, but off the top of my head - not likely.
You need to take into account - intended operating voltage, likely peak stall currents at that voltage, AND what sort of sustained load is to be driven and likely sustained current at that load for what duty cycle / duration.
according to this.. http://www.robotcombat.com/products/magmotors_info.html
The s28-150 (I asssume this is the "mini" mag ?) is rated for 3hp, or 2.2Kw. at 24volts - thats around 91 amps, assuming 100% efficiency.. - so more likely 120+ amps at rated power.. with surges likely to be double that..
The IBC will cope with around 20-30 amps per channel sustained (with airflow), 50 amps intermittently, and *brief* bursts of 80-100 amps if given plenty of time to cool off between high peaks..
So if you intend to run your mag at anything like its rated power for any length of time, its probably going to want too many amps for the IBC.
Robot Combat reccomends *dual* Victors (120amps each, 240 amps combined) to run one properly at high power. _________________ Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people
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