Wheelchair motors

Hello guys. What are you thinking about those motors? You can find very cheap motors.
Thanks!

I like this sim a lot https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=153&v=EkQCr_dYBBU

Anybody recognize the motors?

So guys can u help me with the choice. I am planning to build 2dof sim.
I have 2 offers for wheel chair motors and wiper motors from Nissan Vanette.

Thank you in advance!

I am using exactly the wheelchair motors shown in the first photo for my 2DOF simulator, and they work just great. I can fully recommend them.

Thanks my friend!

I use wheelchair motors and gearboxes

They work great

what ratio they are? Do u have a video of it?

They are 60:1 iirc

yes I saw your project Did u have any problems with?

The motors work pretty good, you can make the sim faster/slower by adjusting the lever lengths

Is it the same effect on the playing racing games with sim based with wheelchair motors and others DC motors more expensive? How u think? because u can buy wheelchair motors for. 100+ pounds. The other is double priced for example.

So guys I have ordered already the motors for 50.00 pounds p&p!
I hope they will does the job! How do u think?

24 VDC

RPM 210

Gear ratio 25:1

20 A

The motors look good and are for sure strong enough. The rear part with the little lever is the brake. I removed these brakes from my motors. Did not need them, and in this way they become a bit shorter.

Thanks Markus. Can you give me advice for the electronics?

How do u think for the parts bellow?

Arduino Uno R3
BTS7960 (looks cheap staff . Should I trust it? )

Thanks

I am using an Arduino Uno and a Sabertooth 2x32. Not so cheap, but very reliable and easy to setup with the SMC3 sketch & utility that you find in this forum,

What about for the power supply?

I am using two 12V power supplies (IBM 1300W System x3950 - 24R2715) and connected them in series for getting 24V. Before I ground-isolated one of them.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-x-IBM-...692490?hash=item41e01a460a:g:DfAAAOSw8gVX2RHw

Is that ok for me?

Looks good, and I never had problems with them.
Other people are using 24V LED power supplies, so that they don't need to connect two of them in series. Maybe you also want to check for such a solution.