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Originally Posted by T-birdJunkie
Electricity is not that complex. It's electrons flowing one way through a system. hydraulic flow is really no different than electrical flow. If you really wanted to, you could build a 3 phase hydraulic stator motor and a system to properly feed it.
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Hmm, water is quite a bit different than electricity. I have felt electricity and it is not wet. I can't wash my hair in electricity, and my water faucet works quite a bit different from my MMM.
All kidding aside, you have to factor amp spikes, in both directions. Heat and its effect on materials that conduct electricity is very important. Kinda like friction. If you do not factor friction into physics equations they are very simple, however we do not live in a friction-less enviorment so it is kinda important.
The battery has to be able to output a stable voltage at high current levels while also having low internal resistance to keep from getting hot, and also accepting a charge back from the regen brakes. The esc has the task of controlling the motor and ducting the electrons to and from the battery.
I am by no means in full understanding of how this stuff really works, but I do know that the battery is the single most important part of these brushless systems. I have experiemented with alot of different batteries and there is a difference.
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