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Patrick · 05:25 AM

Lehner 1940's are good motors for an e-maxx. But as for the 10 turn, it depends on what sort of comprimise you want between performance and runtime and what sort of voltage you're going to run it on.
If you're running 12 cells nimh or 4s lipo and want some decent speed I would get a 7 turn, but for 5s or 6s, a 10 turn should work pretty well.
30,000-35,000 rpm is usually how fast you want your motor to be able to spin in an e-maxx for good speed without too much heat.

I don't own or know much about the MGM and BK, but I've heard the MGM is hard to program and that the BK does'nt have a LVC built in, but you can buy LVC's by themselves to use with it.

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Patrick RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 862 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Perth, Western Australia	04.24.2007, 05:23 AM Lehner 1940's are good motors for an e-maxx. But as for the 10 turn, it depends on what sort of comprimise you want between performance and runtime and what sort of voltage you're going to run it on. If you're running 12 cells nimh or 4s lipo and want some decent speed I would get a 7 turn, but for 5s or 6s, a 10 turn should work pretty well. 30,000-35,000 rpm is usually how fast you want your motor to be able to spin in an e-maxx for good speed without too much heat. I don't own or know much about the MGM and BK, but I've heard the MGM is hard to program and that the BK does'nt have a LVC built in, but you can buy LVC's by themselves to use with it. Last edited by Patrick; 04.24.2007 at 05:25 AM.