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BrianG · 03.05.2007, 09:41 PM

The motor selector does base the motor size (1940 vs 1950, S vs L vs XL, etc) by weight. There is some overlap in weight "classes" so even though you think you are in the upper limit of one motor class, you should be fine.

And I might add that the selector might not be 100% "perfect". I have been open to suggestions on the weight range for each motor type, but so far no one has offered any input if it's not quite right.

And thanks! That whole site started with just a very simple version of the top speed estimator. Amazing how things grow. :)

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	03.05.2007, 09:41 PM The motor selector does base the motor size (1940 vs 1950, S vs L vs XL, etc) by weight. There is some overlap in weight "classes" so even though you think you are in the upper limit of one motor class, you should be fine. And I might add that the selector might not be 100% "perfect". I have been open to suggestions on the weight range for each motor type, but so far no one has offered any input if it's not quite right. And thanks! That whole site started with just a very simple version of the top speed estimator. Amazing how things grow. :)