AHicks
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I ran across this while researching an M600 that I'm tossing around with the idea of buying (yes a CANbus motor). The following is in the dealer manual:
1.3 Product Naming Protocol There is a badge on the housing, showing information as follows:
MM G521. 500 15 033 F5 S329 0001 (sample in manual)
A B C D E F G H
MM G510.1000 12 027 F3 TC1 80122 48V (to keep this as simple as possible, your number from above)
A MM: Mid motor
B G521: Motor model
C 500: Rated motor power
D 15: Number of winding turns
E 033: Connection combination sort
F F5: Measurement and control equipment number
G S329: Date of manufacture, indicating it is manufactured on March 29, 2018
H 0001: Production serial number, ranging from 0000 to 9999; 0001 is the production serial number of the first motor
One point I found interesting is the one regarding the number of turns on the armature. In my experience, the more turns the lower the "design" rpms. So from the "15" in the sample for the M600 motor, we can compare that to the "12" in the number on Don's motor. This info would seem to indicate that the M600 is designed/optimized to run at lower speeds than Don's M620 making it perhaps a better candidate for running the speeds I prefer (10-15mph). Not a huge deal, just interesting. Betting this is one of the reasons the 600 is popular among the off road crowd. -Al
Sorry, the note won't hold the formatting for the A-H spacing when posted. I've broken the numbers up into groups that SHOULD be identified A though H to be referenced below. Might be easier to follow if you open the attached manual. Table is maybe the 3rd page so it's easy to find.... -Al
1.3 Product Naming Protocol There is a badge on the housing, showing information as follows:
MM G521. 500 15 033 F5 S329 0001 (sample in manual)
A B C D E F G H
MM G510.1000 12 027 F3 TC1 80122 48V (to keep this as simple as possible, your number from above)
A MM: Mid motor
B G521: Motor model
C 500: Rated motor power
D 15: Number of winding turns
E 033: Connection combination sort
F F5: Measurement and control equipment number
G S329: Date of manufacture, indicating it is manufactured on March 29, 2018
H 0001: Production serial number, ranging from 0000 to 9999; 0001 is the production serial number of the first motor
One point I found interesting is the one regarding the number of turns on the armature. In my experience, the more turns the lower the "design" rpms. So from the "15" in the sample for the M600 motor, we can compare that to the "12" in the number on Don's motor. This info would seem to indicate that the M600 is designed/optimized to run at lower speeds than Don's M620 making it perhaps a better candidate for running the speeds I prefer (10-15mph). Not a huge deal, just interesting. Betting this is one of the reasons the 600 is popular among the off road crowd. -Al
Sorry, the note won't hold the formatting for the A-H spacing when posted. I've broken the numbers up into groups that SHOULD be identified A though H to be referenced below. Might be easier to follow if you open the attached manual. Table is maybe the 3rd page so it's easy to find.... -Al
