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12.05.2006, 01:08 PM
Yah, thats true. But for how long? The efficiency goes down fast as you up the load too you know. If it were 94% effcient even at 6000 watt burst, thats 460 watts of heat from that little thing, thats more than a Pentium Prescott CPU! :026: (120watt) I know that you can get more out of the rating of a brushless motor. The 300 watts output (14.4v) is the absolute PEAK for the 820 motor, I was running 16.5 volts so power would somewhere around 700-775 watts (duals). I guess these motors just handle a higher continuous output than other motors, it wasn't shy of 50mph thats for sure.
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