What is the Locked Rotor Current draw for this unit
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Is for use with Black & Decker BDEDMT and BDCDMT112 the RPM are 12v Max = 0-6800 and 20v Max = 0-9000 and AC 4A = 0-7300
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Stated : 110 AC 60 Hz Rated power 350 W Max.locked motor approx wattage 3000 W
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The power comes from the rotor box. It is fed through the cable so no extra wire is required.
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Ok, got to my manual: the duty cycle is 20% (@ 90 amps/23.6V). Hope that helps!
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What their website says:Rated Output at 20% Duty Cycle90 A at 18.5 VDC 63 A at 21 VDC
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The culprit is usually excess heat. When a motor is running and the rotor or prop is stopped...max current is drawn by the motor. The alias has circuitry that cuts power to all rotors if it senses one is stopped (high current).But there has already been some heating. The other way to generate excess heat is operation at full speed for long periods of flight time. Some other quads use brushless motors which seem to better take the heat.
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What kind of load do you have hooked up? If it's an open circuit, there won't be any current.
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Rotor runs from a "3" wire (not provided) that goes from the programmable box all the way up to the rotor motor. I used thermostat wire. It's not what you might consider "high" voltage.. The gauge wire is very light. I would suggest a solid gauge wire as opposed to a "stranded" type. Power to the rotator comes from the box via a small AC adapter
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I am really sorry but am unable to answer your question. We have not connected this generator as yet and not too familiar. Really sorry
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Sorry I hit yes when I wanted to hit no. The heater can draw 21 amps if running at full power. I believe it runs at full every time it starts. It cycles often to maintain heat. The inrush current might be too high for the generator breaker switch.
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its voltage locked its the DD and it comes stock at 925mhzI am still working on tweaking mine
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50 Hz Is a little low. If you are running a generator, I would dial it up to 55 Hz if possible. Running that low of current might burn the motor up because it won't be enough power to turn it.
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It is standard house current. I just plugged it into to wall. Sorry, that's the best I can do. Hope it answers your question.
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It displays the current that is actually flowing. I didn't see a way to have it tell you what you are setting the limit to. So I had to connect a load and then adjust it to see where it was set.
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Hi....the continuous holding current is 0.7A....I would make sure the trigger circuit is capable of at least 1a
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Have not measured idle draw. Has energy saving idle mode. My AC output is grounded.