Originally Posted by
alfonsopilato
short answer:
controller: your controller absolutely must be able to take the voltage, otherwise caboom
motor: depends on the motor. Crystalyte motors are quite versatile, example i had 72 volts 35 amps set up with 408 crystalyte
SO basically what I'm hearing is:
-get a higher voltage battery
-make sure controller can handle it, if not get one that can
-motor may or may not be able to handle it (check with manufacturer).
So in theory depending on ones' components, the move to a higher voltage could be as simple as just getting a higher voltage battery, or as complext as replacing all three (battery, controller, motor); depends on one's current set-up.
Is that about right?