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29-01-2017 #11
I get your point and I do agree on lot of it.! However your just has guilty the others for dismissing Known Good advise by not listening to or trying to put down experienced people like ME.! . . . Do you think I'd go to the trouble of buying more expenisive transformers and Drives which can handle higher voltages if I didn't KNOW there was benifit in doing so.? . . . . No I wouldn't.
Can I give you the calculations and science behind why then NO I can't.!! . . . . All can tell you is I just build the bloody things and thru lots trial error plus lot of patience found that 70Vdc works better for router than 54Vdc which calcs show for same motor..!! . . . . I don't need pyhisics or calculations to tell me this it's obvious from machines performance and to me that's all that matters.
I liken it to what Manufacturers recommend for Octane rating for engines best performance.!!. . . . . But you don't see many performance cars using fuel from your local esso garage do ya.!!
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