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GriffinRU · 04.19.2006, 08:14 AM

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In general Kv number represents motors RPM @ given voltage with "0" timing.
Timing can change Kv number significantly and while most BL controllers allow you to change timing or adjust it automatically for you, Novak's ESC has this value fixed (possibly in 2 values). So as system it can perform poor, but on paper with correct timing and without load Kv=4400 can be guessed. Otherwise it is false advertisement and all Novak HV-Maxx systems can be re-called :)

Artur

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GriffinRU RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 748 Join Date: Oct 2005	04.19.2006, 08:14 AM :mad:1 In general Kv number represents motors RPM @ given voltage with "0" timing. Timing can change Kv number significantly and while most BL controllers allow you to change timing or adjust it automatically for you, Novak's ESC has this value fixed (possibly in 2 values). So as system it can perform poor, but on paper with correct timing and without load Kv=4400 can be guessed. Otherwise it is false advertisement and all Novak HV-Maxx systems can be re-called :) Artur