RC-Monster Forums - View Single Post - Picking the right motor for the right application

captain harlock · 10.20.2006, 12:44 PM

Well, its as simple as that. Choose the small and fast for your lightweight applications and choose the big and torqey for your heavyweight applications.
The 1950/7 is quite a good motor to go with the LST2, but I doubt it'll run as effecient as..say..a 1950/9 or 10 turns. The higher winding gives you more effeciency, but less speed. The longer the rotor and the bigger the motor's diameter, the higher the torque a motor has to offer.
So, the bottomline:
Go with a 1950/9 with 6s and MGM16024.
This is one nice setup for your truck.

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captain harlock RC-Monster Captain Offline Posts: 2,745 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Saudi Arabia	10.20.2006, 12:44 PM Well, its as simple as that. Choose the small and fast for your lightweight applications and choose the big and torqey for your heavyweight applications. The 1950/7 is quite a good motor to go with the LST2, but I doubt it'll run as effecient as..say..a 1950/9 or 10 turns. The higher winding gives you more effeciency, but less speed. The longer the rotor and the bigger the motor's diameter, the higher the torque a motor has to offer. So, the bottomline: Go with a 1950/9 with 6s and MGM16024. This is one nice setup for your truck. The name is Alawi. You can call me Al. Nice to meet you!