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Makes And Models => Zero Motorcycles Forum | 2013+ => Topic started by: NEW2elec on November 24, 2015, 10:13:54 AM
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Zero's Facebook page is showing a Livestreaam Dec 9th 2:30 - 3:30 PST. I think Scott said this stream would be more battery focused and technology for the IPM motors so all you EEs get in there and ask away. Address any ideas you may have for the future. Pretty unique for a company to want 1 on 1 feedback this way so make it positive so they keep doing it.
You can link from Zero's facebook page. Mostly motor info but explained well, nice job.
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What is Zero's facebook page?
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https://www.facebook.com/zeromotorcycles/?fref=ts (https://www.facebook.com/zeromotorcycles/?fref=ts)
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Just a reminder bump.
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Will there be a video posted later?
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Oh damn missed it completely. You could rewatch the previous streams so I guess this on will go up shortly.
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Actually it is in three hours (2:30 Pacific standard time)
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Actually it is in three hours (2:30 Pacific standard time)
:( going to miss it as I have server deployment for the next 3 hours then a company dinner for 3 hours after :/
Going to have to watch the recording later.
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Actually it is in three hours (2:30 Pacific standard time)
Thats really late here but I might check the start.
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Really good info and Q&A.
Main point I got out if it was IPM has constant magnetic field in magnetic poles reduced Eddie currents and thus heat. Good to see Zero always looking to improve design efficiency and cost and simplicity.
Zero has a well balanced efficent system.
The other point seemed to be improving aerodynamics will increase range and airflow/cooling of motor.
Hope that's the next development.
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It was a tad late, als i live in europe, but was worth while.
Good info. Thanks Ryan and crew !!
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Good livecast indeed, learned a lot about the new engines and they managed the techhead questions from the audience quite well.
Also they said if we want fairing we had to tell them so start the electronic bombardment ;D
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I was really impressed by Ryan's presentation. The 1960's Army videos are actually really good at explaining how electric motors work.
I hope zero continue with these.