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Happywing
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01.23.2008, 12:29 AM

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What wind motors do you suggest? We can offer whatever customers want---we wind all the motors here.
As a customer before me stated. Something around 2400Kv. My 6.5 at 3100Kv was almost right for my 1/8 buggy. I had to gear down a bit (10 or 11/46) to keep it cool enough to make a 20 minute main without a controller thermal. I don't know the Kv rating of the 4.5, but that motor is not suitable for racing. A few of the guys around here tried them over the summer. Fast as all heck, but it thermals the controller quickly. I think the longest anyone lasted with the 4.5 was about 11-12 minutes on a cool day. So, the 4.5 is suitable for bashers. The 6.5 is very nearly suitable for racing. I think perhaps a 7.5 (or whatever you want to call it) at 2400Kv would be excellent for buggy's on 4s.
   
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01.23.2008, 12:33 AM

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As a customer before me stated. Something around 2400Kv. My 6.5 at 3100Kv was almost right for my 1/8 buggy. I had to gear down a bit (10 or 11/46) to keep it cool enough to make a 20 minute main without a controller thermal. I don't know the Kv rating of the 4.5, but that motor is not suitable for racing. A few of the guys around here tried them over the summer. Fast as all heck, but it thermals the controller quickly. I think the longest anyone lasted with the 4.5 was about 11-12 minutes on a cool day. So, the 4.5 is suitable for bashers. The 6.5 is very nearly suitable for racing. I think perhaps a 7.5 (or whatever you want to call it) at 2400Kv would be excellent for buggy's on 4s.
great info, thanks


and the 4.5 is 4800kv from what i could find, i looked at my info in the calc. and it said 72k rpm and like 84 mph, no wonder it cogged a little bit with 15/48 gearing on a mm

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