NetGain Warp9 Series DC Motor

Showing that the NetGain Warp9 Series DC Motor works and showing that the Curtis 1221C-7401 works. $1200 for the set and if you need it shipped I will mount it to a pallet for shipping purposes but the buyer supplies the shipper. The controller will be bolted to the pallet so it won't go anywhere and the motor will be steel strapped to the pallet. I only use PayPal for my transactions and I only use PayPal Invoices and only sell to verified PayPal users. The only exception is to come by and pick these up in person with cash in hand. Shipping is not cheap but should not cost you more than $250 to ship them across the US.
woodruffgrove.com/warp9/

[@josepht6274]

THANK you for setting me strait

[@onegreenev]

Scroll down and you will find the email in the description.

[@RetroElectric]

I don’t see an email anywhere! Try mine

[@onegreenev]

@@RetroElectric yours did not show up either. Damn CZcams. so mine is from g.ail lumiecraft is the name.

[@RetroElectric]

@@onegreenev I emailed you.

[@josepht6274]

HI need to pick your brain for a moment i use the same motor in my 3 wheel motorcycle build . i am running 203 volts at full charge and 2000 amps my timing was set from factory advanced. i now have it set at neutral because of the high amp and volts did i do this rights according to the high power i am putting into it.

[@onegreenev]

Joseph, these motors are set advanced at the factory because most of them will be used with higher voltages. Advancing helps reduce zorching under super high amp runs. A motor set to neutral or retarded are for low voltage setups in factory conditions. At 200 plus volts and 2000 amps you will want to keep your motor advanced.