Description

The electric motor has a stationary magnetic field (stator) and a rotating magnetic field (rotor) that either attracts or repels each other and thereby creates rotation. Where an ”ordinary” DC motor uses standard magnets and a cylindrical rotor, the motor in the Thoosa ***0 system uses double Neodymium magnets and a disc shaped rotor. This makes the motor very powerful and very efficient. The rpm on the motor are regulated by adjusting the voltage with the motor controller. The motor controller chops the voltage from the batteries into small pulses. The longer the pulses it sends to the motor, the more power and rpm are provided by the motor. This makes the system more efficient.