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Re: 36 Volt Batteries on their way ???
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Posted by Brian on May 27, 2001 at 09:07:32 from (212.137.237.81):
In Reply to: 36 Volt Batteries on their way ??? posted by Alberta Mike on May 26, 2001 at 05:23:41:
Have talked with a major tractor manufacturer here in England as some of the electrical circuits I design to control trailed machines pull up to 70 amps. Even if a tractor has a 150 amp alternator only about 40 amps is available for ancillary use. They tell me that 42 volt systems will be here within 2 years on their tractors. With all the electrics on their new baler they claim that an on board alternator driven from the pto shaft is another option. I have a friend who works on Tornado fighter aircraft. With all the fly by wire systems on these airplanes 12 or 24 volts is the norm.
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