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03/28/2008 3:32 AM

why dc series motor isnot use at regenerative braking?
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03/28/2008 5:06 AM

http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/19393/motors

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03/28/2008 6:51 AM

It can most if not all electric lift trucks use DC motors and regenerative braking is used on them.

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