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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
thank u so much! i will use that and study it!- NitroX
- Post #45
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
hopw do i rewite the formula, canu give me an example please?- NitroX
- Post #43
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
heres a problem, is there a way to REVERSE the formulas to show decay rather than charging, yes htis is useful, but i need decay too.- NitroX
- Post #41
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
do you have an older version of the document, you can do a save as on your document add .rtf at the end and i can look at it? thank u!- NitroX
- Post #40
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
so confused, what do you mean by upfront?- NitroX
- Post #37
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
sorry russ, i felt like I am arguing against MrSparkle, i never meant it on you or anything else... I am glad for all the help, I am just new, and i don't socialize well which I appologize for behaving like a child...- NitroX
- Post #35
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
I'm not sure if this is an insult, I do my math differently. If i confuse people, then its my fault, so be it. It takes a person to understand others before making quick and irrational decisions. i made this unit up your correct (maybe?) Because it is easy to calculate my way through tough...- NitroX
- Post #32
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
You had it flipped man lol 559.5/746= 75% efficient- NitroX
- Post #31
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
this is a basic formula, I don't care if it doesn't have other physics elements added, its just a foundation- NitroX
- Post #28
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
To solve for these variables you have to take in 746 equals 1 hp. to find watts: (where x is the inputted HP) xHP=watts or x*746=watts to find hp: (where x is the inputted watts) x/746=HP- NitroX
- Post #27
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
or if you have .75HP what does wattage equal? The answer to that is 559.5 watts. Reverse that to find HP, is what I did.- NitroX
- Post #26
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
Even YOU said efficiency had to be considered in the equation. Unless my calculations are wrong when I gave you 15000 watts and 25HP, then prove the inefficiencies and everything. I merely use this as a tool to convert inputted wattage to outputted HP.- NitroX
- Post #25
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
Ineffectively, my point is wrong when you put in 746 replacing the HP on the other side of the equation into my 1017.6... you forgot to mention in efficiency in this. efficiency*1017.6=746 aka balanced. (efficiency is 46.8%) Now you had put in 746 watts on the opposite side, which wasn't...- NitroX
- Post #24
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
oh oops lol I forgot to write it correctly, thank you Steam!- NitroX
- Post #21
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why does the trike motor use more watts per horsepower than theory predicts?
I did noticed however on the whole battery situation, because i don't have ALL the information, therefore i can't really compute it right. Thats why I am lacking formulas to string up a calculation to help explain it. If I can basically string it all up together, I wouldn't be on here asking...- NitroX
- Post #19
- Forum: Electrical Engineering