http://www.evalbum.com/3093
Started in 2009
Enova 90kW motor
Headway Batteries
Would like to get some better batteries before I try to go any distance.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKT7BW ... g/featured
Triumph Herald Project
Triumph Herald Project
http://www.evalbum.com/3093
Started in 2009
Enova 90kW motor
Headway Batteries
Would like to get some better batteries before I try to go any distance.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKT7BW ... g/featured
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Kevin Sharpe
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Re: Triumph Herald Project
Looks like a great project in the video 
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zippy500
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Re: Triumph Herald Project
Damien will be proud , you using that motor 
Can you tell us how you setup your speedo ?
Can you tell us how you setup your speedo ?
Re: Triumph Herald Project
Cheers Guys
The speedo uses the shell and needle of the original.
The speedo utilises an Arduino Nano, Small LCD, and a Easydriver stepper motor board, driving a Switec X27 168 motor.
Latest code and info here:
https://github.com/TJH1981/Digital-Speedometer.
The Code needs improving as if you loose power when it is not at zero it will not return to zero on re-start. It is also a bit noisy with the motor directly mounted to the metal face.
The speedo uses the shell and needle of the original.
The speedo utilises an Arduino Nano, Small LCD, and a Easydriver stepper motor board, driving a Switec X27 168 motor.
Latest code and info here:
https://github.com/TJH1981/Digital-Speedometer.
The Code needs improving as if you loose power when it is not at zero it will not return to zero on re-start. It is also a bit noisy with the motor directly mounted to the metal face.