Brushed motor speed controller using twist throttle

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A user is seeking advice on controlling the speed of a brushed DC motor (36V, 65A, 2300 RPM) for a small motorcycle project. Recommendations include using a ready-made electronic controller module, with a note that a higher power version may be necessary. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the specifications of existing units and the potential for upgrades. Links to specific controller options are provided for further exploration. The conversation highlights the need for detailed descriptions of the user's current setup to facilitate better assistance.
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I'm new to this but what I have is a brushed DC motor 36 v at 65 amp 2300 rpm that I wasn't too use for a small motor cycle project and need advice on how to control the motor speed. Please any help would be much appreciated thanks. Ed
 
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Nidum said:
See if there is anything here that helps :

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/variable-speed-control-of-multiple-dc-motors.852359/

The type of ready made electronic controller module mentioned would be suitable for your application as well .

You'll probably need a higher power version but the principles will be the same .
I figured as much but I don't know how to upgrade an existing unit any help thanks
 
Can you describe what you have and what help you need in a bit more detail ?
 
These are not cheap:
http://kellycontroller.com/kdz4820024v-48v200aseriespm-p-951.html?osCsid=s9n76pv6mitqvs43thkc8jhji4
http://www.4qd.co.uk/prod/4qd.html
 
Thank you for the info this is exactly what I'm looking for
 
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