Performance chart, data sheet for Magic Pie?

[Little-Acorn]

Thank you for this fourm. It looks to be very useful!

On goldenmotor's website, I have found performance curves and data sheets for most of their motors. But I have not found such info for the new Magic Pie motor.

Does anyone know where I can find similar information for the Magic Pie, running at 24V, 36V, and 48V?

Thanks, all!

[Bikemad]

Performance Information now available here

Alan
 

[diverdon]

   Is the Magic Pie motor more powerful than the last model . Everywhere I look like the Canada store it shows the older motor for sale .

      So ... Is the older 1000 watt motor any different than the new one other than the physical size??  .. mainly will the new Magic Pie be faster or have more torque than the old one ?

       I'd like to have the Magic Pie but if there's no difference I won't wait for the stores to get them ..
               Thank You , Don J.

[diverdon]

    Oops!! .. I should have looked a little more before asking that question .. I now see where there are more magnets and "Poles" also a larger diameter motor ..

      So I will be trying to get the Magic Pie Kit .. Wonder where the best (Easiest with least problems) place is to order from .    Guess I should read more before asking that question as I wil probabally find it  myself without bugging you ..

               Thanks Again , Don J.

[Bikemad]

   Is the Magic Pie motor more powerful than the last model . Everywhere I look like the Canada store it shows the older motor for sale .

By the way, the new Magic Pie is really a good improvement in the Goldenmotor range of products.  It is fast, very quiet, and with torqe enough to take me an my bike (95+23kg {260lbs}) in a 10% uphill without pedalling.

I think that was with a LiFePO4 36v 15amp Battery.

Alan
 

[diverdon]

   Is the Magic Pie motor more powerful than the last model . Everywhere I look like the Canada store it shows the older motor for sale .

By the way, the new Magic Pie is really a good improvement in the Goldenmotor range of products.  It is fast, very quiet, and with torqe enough to take me an my bike (95+23kg {260lbs}) in a 10% uphill without pedalling.

I think that was with a LiFePO4 36v 15amp Battery.

Alan
 

[Bikemad]

Everywhere I look like the Canada store it shows the older motor for sale.

You apparently didn't look everywhere, or you would also have found this on www.goldenmotor.ca:

Magic Pie Conversion Kit With Battery

Magic Pie Conversion Kit Without Battery

But I have to admit that it's not the easiest product to locate on the site.
Perhaps Gary (GM Canada) will put a more obvious link or a search option on the homepage to make it a bit easier to find.

Alan
 

[ggielen]

The datasheets, performance curves and dimensional drawings are available on the goldenmotor website (since a few days now). Unfortunately the drawings only show the rear wheel motor, so if Yao is reading along, could you please add the front wheel drawing as well 

[DSX]

Hi - I am new to this forum and have noticed the performance data for the MP is now up on the website. Thanks Yao. However some of the MP data may be out by a factor of 10 (compared to the HBS 48) i.e amps, watts and Nm columns.

Cheers DSX

[ggielen]

It seems to me that amps and power (W) are correct.. it's a 25 A controller in there, so a max current of 23.45A seems correct, and the Magic Pie is a 1000W (class) motor, so the max output of 1122.09W seems correct as well.

I have less of a feel for the torque, but those numbers look reasonable as well..

[DSX]

Er Ok ...my mistake - there are 3 pages of data.  I was looking at the first one only- DOH.