Over the weekend I was able to use an Intergy Battery charger/motor Dyno that we use in our R/C racing.
I am able to adjust the run votlage from 1 to 9 volts. I set the run voltage at 7.5 volts and placed the sensor on a shaft from a scalextric motor and place this motor into the side of the Dyno and ran it. I was reading around 8,000 rpm.
Now with the voltage set at half what we race on. Which is 15 volts. If I where to just multiply by 2 would that be an accurate reading for the total rpm? Or do I need to do something in addition to this?
I was thinking that 8,000 x 2 = 16,000 @ 15 volts? Correct or is something missing?
Thanks in advance
Henry :wave:
I am able to adjust the run votlage from 1 to 9 volts. I set the run voltage at 7.5 volts and placed the sensor on a shaft from a scalextric motor and place this motor into the side of the Dyno and ran it. I was reading around 8,000 rpm.
Now with the voltage set at half what we race on. Which is 15 volts. If I where to just multiply by 2 would that be an accurate reading for the total rpm? Or do I need to do something in addition to this?
I was thinking that 8,000 x 2 = 16,000 @ 15 volts? Correct or is something missing?
Thanks in advance
Henry :wave: