How Many Turns for a 48V 40-60A eBike Motor Using 10AWG Wire?

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To build a 48V 40-60A eBike motor using 10AWG magnet wire, the user is seeking guidance on the number of turns required for a 24 pole stator core. The stator core dimensions are currently set at 1.5 inches thick with a 5-inch outer diameter, with potential expansion to 8 inches in diameter. The user plans to create coils over every 3 or 4 poles, resulting in either 8 or 6 total poles. Accurate calculations for the number of turns are essential to finalize the stator core design and motor dimensions. Additional information can be provided if needed for assistance.
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It's been like 3 or 4 years since I've built an electric motor & I've forgotten mostly everything and need some help getting this worked out for those that don't mind.

I'm trying to build a 48V 40-60A eBike motor. I'm using 200C 10AWG Magnet Wire.

I have a 24 pole stator core. The stator core will be around 1.5" thick with a 5" outer diameter. I can expand it to around 8" diameter & 5" or so thicker and wider if needed though. I'll likely be doing coils over every 3(1" coil, 4.5" per turn wire length) or 4(1.5" coil, 6" per turn wire length), for 8 or 6 total poles.

I'm trying to figure out how many turns I'm going to need so I can determine the final stator core design & motor diameter and all.

Can someone help me with this?

I can provide any other information needed, thanks!
 
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