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Shark413 · 09.25.2009, 02:42 AM

I recieved a couple of them today and tried them out on various motors to see what they fit. One thing I noticed was it is basically a shroud and relies on the cans cooling fins for output venting. So smooth can motors may not vent as well, or I guess you could drill some holes, but I think the logic was to blow air around as much of the can as possible before venting.

Pictures:

Fits perfectly on a Neu-Castle

Fits on a finned Neu 1515 perfectly as well

And a finned Neu 1512 (same diameter)

Doesn't fit on a 1515 Tekno-Neu square can - Duh

Fits pretty good on a Tekin T8

Fits ok on a smooth can Neu 1509 (a little loose)

Worked ok on a Feigao

Too big for a Castle CMS36 can

Way too big for a 540 sized can

And the only output venting is via the ribs on the can.

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Shark413 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 468 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA	09.25.2009, 02:42 AM I recieved a couple of them today and tried them out on various motors to see what they fit. One thing I noticed was it is basically a shroud and relies on the cans cooling fins for output venting. So smooth can motors may not vent as well, or I guess you could drill some holes, but I think the logic was to blow air around as much of the can as possible before venting. Pictures: Fits perfectly on a Neu-Castle Fits on a finned Neu 1515 perfectly as well And a finned Neu 1512 (same diameter) Doesn't fit on a 1515 Tekno-Neu square can - Duh Fits pretty good on a Tekin T8 Fits ok on a smooth can Neu 1509 (a little loose) Worked ok on a Feigao Too big for a Castle CMS36 can Way too big for a 540 sized can And the only output venting is via the ribs on the can. Losi 2.0 8ight-E / Losi 2.0 8ight-E/T / jammin SCTRC10 / Slash 4x4 PE