3 Volt DC Motor Performance Graphs

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Start date Mar 30, 2005
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Users are seeking 3 Volt DC motor performance graphs online, similar to those found on specific motor performance websites. One user provided a link to a performance graph for electric motors but noted it does not specifically cater to 3 Volt motors. Despite extensive searching, relevant results have not been found. A suggestion was made to check the Mabuchi Motor website for potentially useful information. The discussion highlights the challenge of locating specific performance data for low-voltage motors.

Mar 30, 2005

NSX

Does anyone know where I can find 3 Volt DC Motor Performance Graphs on the web?

I'm looking for something like this,

Cliff_J said:

Look at this performance graph for an electric motor:
http://www.greenpower.co.uk/fracpero.htm Cliff

but with a 3 Volt motor.

My googling has yet to find any relevant results.

Thanks in advance.

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Mar 30, 2005

faust9

Try http://www.mabuchi-motor.co.jp/english/

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