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Tekno Neu 2200kv vs Castle Neu 2200kv -
01.07.2009, 07:19 PM
has anyone out there compared the Tekno Neu to the Castle Neu. i am interested to know if they are comparable. I mean, technically they should be identical in terms of performance but that Castle is pretty badass. and i dont have a Tekno 2200kv to compare it to. can anyone provide some answers on this?
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01.07.2009, 08:14 PM
the castle one runs hotter than the tekno neu about 10* the real neu runs cooler than the tekno neu about 10*. power is almost identical
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01.07.2009, 08:24 PM
Can you actually provide some data to back up that claim?
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01.07.2009, 09:21 PM
skellyo,
what are your thoughts on the Castle vs the TEkno? have you tried them both?
i have all Teknos in my truggies but the Castle is pretty damn impressive. if you turn the shaft with your fingers the Castle is much harder to turn. i am not sure why this is but it makes me wonder if it produces more torque or maybe the Tekno is just smoother?
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01.07.2009, 10:12 PM
the real neus will run cooler because of an open endbell, the tekno's are real neus with a closed endbell, and the castle neu is lesser quality only because of automated assembly. My assumption is that any difference is negligible, but until we see a data log comparing the three nobody can definitively say.
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01.07.2009, 10:15 PM
I have yet to run my Castle Neu motor that I have sitting here. I also have a regular Neu 1515/1Y in both finned and smooth cans as well. Both the Castle Neu and my other Neus all have about the same cogging torque. I have not had a Tekno Neu, so I really can't comment on it.
Given the great reviews of the Castle Neu, it would be hard to spend the money on a Tekno Neu over the cheaper Castle Neu these days.
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01.07.2009, 10:16 PM
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the real neus will run cooler because of an open endbell
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That's a legitimate reason for running cooler. However, that goes out the window as soon as you cover the holes like most all of us do.
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01.07.2009, 10:28 PM
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That's a legitimate reason for running cooler. However, that goes out the window as soon as you cover the holes like most all of us do.
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good point! that's why we need scientific data with all variables removed. I'd go medusa!
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01.07.2009, 10:29 PM
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the real neus will run cooler because of an open endbell, the tekno's are real neus with a closed endbell, and the castle neu is lesser quality only because of automated assembly. My assumption is that any difference is negligible, but until we see a data log comparing the three nobody can definitively say.
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I wouldn't say the castle motor is of lesser quality because of automated assembly. Patrick has stated several times that the motors are hand wound. Other machining operations are likely automated, but I am sure the same is true for the real neus and technos. The only difference is where they are made (china vs US).
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01.07.2009, 10:33 PM
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The only difference is where they are made (china vs US).
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kinda my point
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01.07.2009, 10:57 PM
Physically the bearings are different:
Castle:5x16x5mm
Tekno:5x13x4mm
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01.07.2009, 11:04 PM
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Physically the bearings are different:
Castle:5x16x5mm
Tekno:5x13x4mm
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Wow, I didn't realize the Castle Neu had such big balls!
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01.07.2009, 11:12 PM
^LOL @ big balls^
Heck, the castle motor may last longer, with those "balls" LOL.
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01.07.2009, 11:52 PM
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Physically the bearings are different:
Castle:5x16x5mm
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how can the tekno have a 4mm bearing and a 5mm shaft? gotta be a typo....
if I went neu i'd go castle, but as stated above i'd go medusa
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01.07.2009, 11:55 PM
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how can the tekno have a 4mm bearing and a 5mm shaft? gotta be a typo....
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That 4mm is the thickness of the bearing. The 5 x 13 are the I.D. and O.D. of the bearing.
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