Battery Wiring To Produce Multiple Onboard Voltages

Thanks for all the replies, I think I'll just stick to the 36V pack and run the motors at 33% with a separate battery for the electronics. Seems to be the easiest and should work out just fine.

Thanks again,

Michael

Found them! Here is the link to the product(s) I was trying to describe:

Unfortunately I couldn't find them again on the web. But they did have = ads in Robot magazine and probably Nuts'n'Volts, too. The devices were = pricey, though, from $50 to $200 or so. Depends on your budget & needs. = Separate batteries would certainly be cheaper!

Not much help I guess but if you flip thru Robot mag you might see who I = am talking about.

JCD

Unfortunately I couldn't find them again on the web. But they did have ads in Robot magazine and probably Nuts'n'Volts, too. The devices were pricey, though, from $50 to $200 or so. Depends on your budget & needs. Separate batteries would certainly be cheaper!

Not much help I guess but if you flip thru Robot mag you might see who I am talking about.

JCD

"Michael" wrote in message news:hd0gh.15958$ snipped-for-privacy@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...

Thanks Pogo but I think this 33% way is the best......

Link saved for later.....no doubt I'll probably need something similar at some point :-)

Michael