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Pdelcast 10.08.2009 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by bruce750i (Post 325900)
What else is revealed in this photo? Whats that rubber coupling device? Dynamometer? And who's arm is that? Anyone we know? I wish my office looked like that.
http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/n.../newcastle.jpg


Home made very high RPM dynamometer.

That's Castle Mike's arm. :lol:

nitrostarter 10.08.2009 01:20 PM

I really like how when a picture is posted here, so many people notice and identify every single factor in the pic.... :lol:

lincpimp 10.08.2009 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by nitrostarter (Post 325903)
Pdelcast- are these new 13 series going to be ROAR approved? Castle could really use some ROAR motors to use with the MMP for a perfect system.

Some sensored 4 pole motors would be very cool. The MMP with a low kv motor could also be packaged as a crawler/low speed setup. Sensored outrunner motors or a hybrid style (think align but better made) motor would be great for anything that needs good low speed control (robotics applications also). As versatile as the MMP is a good selection of motor designs/styles would be very nice! And CC pricing is great too!

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Originally Posted by crazyjr (Post 325904)
That's exactly why i asked specifically for a smaller motor, better torque band for 1/10 cars. The 14 series is only a 15 series with a slimmer can

The 14 series always seemed like a bad idea, too close to the 15 series, not much benefit.

lutach 10.08.2009 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Pdelcast (Post 325890)
It's another motor I can't talk about. :P

A 10th scale 4 pole sensored motor? ROAR allows them.

snellemin 10.08.2009 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by lutach (Post 325923)
A 10th scale 4 pole sensored motor? ROAR allows them.

Yea, I'm wanting one as well.

riverat1540 10.08.2009 04:24 PM

this is what i have been looking for, 1717 is definatly on my list for my heavy ass muggy as well

bcltoys 10.09.2009 06:10 AM

What about lower kv 1515 size motors like 2.5d size

himalaya 10.13.2009 05:02 AM

Does the 1717 share same 25mm screw spacing as the 1515-2200KV ? M4 threaded?

Thought I'm going to cancel my plan of buying two 2200s for my 115cm Catamaran, but switch to the coming big boys.

himalaya 11.04.2009 07:06 AM

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Note the front endbells differ in these two pics, looks more like a heli motor having vent holes. Also the fin shape, it had a flattened area but disapeared in Patrick's pic.

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/atta...1&d=1257332768

http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/n.../newcastle.jpg

riverat1540 11.04.2009 11:06 AM

does the site linked actually have the motor shown for sale?
http://www.powerhelis.com/prodinfo.a...VRT1717%2D1500

Pdelcast 11.04.2009 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by himalaya (Post 331065)
Note the front endbells differ in these two pics, looks more like a heli motor having vent holes. Also the fin shape, it had a flattened area but disapeared in Patrick's pic.

That's the difference between the heli version and the car version. The cuts on the fins are to make the motor slim enough on the heli version to fit between the frame rails on a TRex-600. There are also vent holes in the end-bell on the heli version.

Heli version:

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/atta...1&d=1257332768

Car version:


http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/n.../newcastle.jpg

BrianG 11.04.2009 11:54 AM

So, are these for sale yet, or is that site linked above not real?

Pdelcast 11.04.2009 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by BrianG (Post 331083)
So, are these for sale yet, or is that site linked above not real?

Well, the Heli version is for sale.

The car version is now in stock (very limited qty) at Castle, but we don't have packaging for it yet. We'll have it on the website for purchase very soon.

We also have 1512/1.5Y (1800Kv), 1518/1Y (1850Kv), and 1520/1Y (1650Kv) motors in stock now in very limited quantity. But again, the packaging is not available yet, and they won't be available for purchase from dealers until we have more stock available, and packaging is available.

BrianG 11.04.2009 12:30 PM

Wow, that's really nice to hear! It's nice to have more options other than the 1512 and 1515 1y's. If I had known it was that close to release, I would have waited to get the new motor for my XT8. I ended up getting a Tekin 1700 truggy motor because the kv of the Medusa I was using (2000) was just too high for the gearing options on that truck.

snellemin 11.04.2009 12:30 PM

How about a ziplock bag and some foam for packaging and I'll buy one.


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