Motor control

[MRMOTION]

I’m new to the forum looking for schematics to drive my motors.
The motor specs are as follows, 2 horsepower 14 A 130V DC.
I’m looking for types of motor controls?
1.Type to run the motor at full speed
2. A variable speed control.
I’m only interested in circuits that do not have transformers.
If anybody has a schematic of either type of controller and is willing to share or point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate.

 

[1atom12]

Wow!!! This is going to be one heck of a PV with a 2 horsepower motor!!!

Please post pics when you get it finished

 

[martinc]

I'm somewhat puzzled by your 1st post and its aim really

 

[Hoosier]

Do we have a confusion about ECF?

While I am interested in your question, this is an Electronic Cigarette Forum.

That is a fairly high current controller for most DIY'ers. Have you seen if there are any small hoist controllers that may work?

 

[pfaber11]

that's gonna be one hell of an e cig

 

[tj99959]

2 horsepower 14 A 130V DC.

And that's just to raise the atomizer up into position
Would sure spin the water out of a carto after washing tho'

 

[hairball]

I’m new to the forum looking for schematics to drive my motors.
The motor specs are as follows, 2 horsepower 14 A 130V DC.
I’m looking for types of motor controls?
1.Type to run the motor at full speed
2. A variable speed control.
I’m only interested in circuits that do not have transformers.
If anybody has a schematic of either type of controller and is willing to share or point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate.

LOL...I think you're in the wrong forum. However, if you are actually going to try and build an ecig out of this, sign me up. Anyone know of a good carto to go on this baby?

 

[Kim151]

I’m new to the forum looking for schematics to drive my motors.
The motor specs are as follows, 2 horsepower 14 A 130V DC.
I’m looking for types of motor controls?
1.Type to run the motor at full speed
2. A variable speed control.
I’m only interested in circuits that do not have transformers.
If anybody has a schematic of either type of controller and is willing to share or point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate.

I'm in! LOL.................

 

[Off Topic]

Look at DC feed motor controllers. Most of these applications are going variable frequency, but I'm sure there are a few manufacturers out there who make DC motor controllers in that power range.

I hope your budget isn't very tight. There is nothing cheap about industrial electronics.

http://www.driveswarehouse.com/Driv....html?osCsid=d05d561e36f4d1bf25ad364626be9796

That looks like about what you need.