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Thats new for me. I'm not a specialist, but all I have been reading so far says that the speed directly depends on the voltage (V). And the torque depends on the current (A). That also say the FAQ's I've been reading. So I'm a bit confused now reading your answer...o_O. Why should so many...

OK, understood. So it's better, to use the normal motor without integrated controller to reduce overheating. If the motor has 260 rpm / 24 V this means 20mph or 31km/h in normal operation. 1. Climbing with 10 mph or 16 km/h: This is half of the normal operation, so the voltage should be appr...

Hi, I signed in here and hope somebody already tried this configuration. I would like to use the small 24 Volt Keyde rear motor for V-Brakes but to run it with 36 Volt to reach a revolution of appr. 330 rpm. I asked Keyde if this is possible and was told that this will shorten th lifetime of...