What is the top speed on 36V?
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I don't know. Local law limits unassisted vehicle speed to 15 mph, and to register a motor bicycle it needs to have an enclosed gearbox. I'm going to top-off my build with a bell until Amazon.com sells water bottle mount lithium batteries with charger.
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For 36V, the charger will only supply 12.5A. I believe it's the same for 48V.
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Airspeed of 3757 FMP (feet per minute) *UL and CUL approved. 1680 watt 120 volt
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To follow up on Mr. Fred's response, the LBXR36 is rated as 54Wh at 36V max. and the LBXR2036 is rated at 72Wh and 40V max. They both have been working great on my B&D; leaf blower and B&D; string trimmer.
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The one that I have is two speeds and 110 volts. You can check with the maxi rub website... google it to get the url. They might have what you are looking for. Good luck.
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Black & Decker says yes the 40V is the replacement to the 36V.. http://www.blackanddecker.com/40volt
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They both fit the same equipment so there is really no huge difference. Of course a 40 volt will last longer than a 36 volt. Is it significant? Probably not. So for me it would be a matter of price and availability.
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If the input is 9 volts and the output of the speed controller is still a Variable 1 to 9 volts then if you exceed the approximate 3 volt rating of the stock motor, you will burn the motor out. If you can regulate from 1 volt to 3 volts MAXIMUM voltage output, then you should be OK.
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Not sure what you are referring to regarding top speed. This is not an electric bike. The top speed is as fast as you can pedal. The 6 speed refers to the available gears.
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They are the same. The 3686 was gray and has been discontinued. The 3686e is the new dark blue one. It still has the same amazing power with the 12 amp motor.
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i got mine under 400. i am not sure why they made it that high. i know it used to be 289 or something like that. i guess if its got a brushless motor thats why
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With e-bikes 36 volts is better than 24 volts by far. So it stands to reason that 36 volts is way better than 20. I have the full collection of Dewalt 20 and 36 volt tools. The 36 volt tools do everything better if you need better torque, Higher RPMs or even much longer battery life and faster charging ! Keep in mind every 36 volt battery they give you is worth as much in time and power as 2 BIG 20 volt battery. Getting 2 x 36 volt batteries is as if they gave you 5 20 volt batteries. They also charge twice as fast and they allow you to drive into concrete, steel, stone much better than 20 volt systems. The circular saw at 36 volts will cut thru 4x 4 and 4x6 stock like it was butter ! The 20 volt saw is whinning and sputtering a lot. If you were going to get extra batteries with your 20 volt system, that cost alone will run your package beyond the cost of the 36 volt kit with 2 batteries. Thanks all
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Variable speed from 5,000 - 20,000rpm (no load)Hope this helps ! Best wishes.
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I think B & D has upgraded all of their 36v hand-held tools to use the new 40v battery, very recently. As far as I can tell, all of the tools kept the same model numbers (yes, including the old "36" for voltage). The B & D website says the new 40v batteries are, quote: "fully compatible with our 36 Volt lithium ion system". I think that means you can use any mix of 36v and 40v, between tool, charger, and battery pack. I bought the 36v hedge and string trimmers last year, sharing one battery between them (thumbs up, BTW). Planned to buy a 2nd battery, and came across this confusing new wrinkle. But that's my impression now, after doing some internet searching. I think the new batteries are not only 4v higher (meaning 1 more cell in the pack?), but also higher capacity as well (2.0 Ah instead of the old 1.5 Ah). I think this is where they get their "up to 33% longer runtime" claim from. Very useful if true.
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The Watts associated with the 4 speeds are: 56,45, 36, &29. It is 60 HZ and 120V. It comes with a 5 yr. limited warranty regardless of where you are. Their warranty service number is 800-234-0604
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I tested it with my 200Mhz Arb. Gen.- At 10Vpp sine and square it seems to max out at ~33Mhz. - At 5Vpp it maxes out at ~23Mhz.- At 2.5Vpp it maxes out at ~13Mhz.My Arb. Gen. Maxes out at 10Vpp. The EX330 may go up to 40Mhz, but it is going to need a signal at more than 10Vpp so I'm not sure how useful this meter would be.
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Match the voltage up 36V = 6 times 6 and match up brand names. Beyond that look at the pictures of the cords. PS mine got rained on and It blew a fuse in the back, don't let them get wet.