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Searching from 2020-08-23 00:00:00 to 2020-08-23 23:59:59.999999. Query completed in 0.48 seconds [2020-08-23 00:00:35] <-- monr0e has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [2020-08-23 02:16:36] <Lucifer_arma> so, all the information I can find is telling me I need about a 4000W DC electric motor, but nothing is telling me if that 4000W is power usage, or if it's power to the wheel [2020-08-23 02:16:54] <Lucifer_arma> is it possible that in an electric motor, power usage and power output are the same? [2020-08-23 02:18:04] <Lucifer_arma> anyway, I need it in the smallest possible package, and it needs to be able to spin up no higher than about 2750 rpm. Oh, and I don't want to hook it up with a chain or belt, I want to modify the shaft so that it drives the input gear in the final drive directly [2020-08-23 02:19:00] <Lucifer_arma> after that, I need to find an alternator that can attach to the crankshaft of the engine, and it needs to generate enough electricity to power the motor and charge a battery pack. [2020-08-23 02:19:17] <Lucifer_arma> Then, an arduino or two and some code later, I'll have a hybrid scooter :) [2020-08-23 02:20:31] <Lucifer_arma> Bosch has an electric motor that's integrated with the hub of the wheel. I can use that, but only if it's fast enough (fastest I've seen is a 3000W motor) and only if it's available in a 13 inch rim size [2020-08-23 02:21:10] <Lucifer_arma> the one I've seen is only available in a 10 inch rim size, because it's targeted for a 50cc class scooter, and I'm working with a 150cc, but I want to get near 250cc performance out of the conversion [2020-08-23 10:10:36] --> monr0e has joined the channel [2020-08-23 16:26:34] <-- monr0e has quit (Quit: Leaving) [2020-08-23 21:21:55] <-- Z-Man has quit (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [2020-08-23 21:26:44] --> Z-Man has joined the channelView entire month