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RC-Monster Carbon Fiber
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03.17.2008, 05:35 AM
the two motors are both like 2200 rpmv.
maybe with 6s you want to go with a lower rpm/v motor ( in the range of 1500 rpmv). btw the missing availability of many different windings is the biggest (and maybe only) drawback of the plettenberg. but i may be wrong and that NEU and/or the bigmaxx run good on 6s. it seems to me you go in a rather high rpm range. i guess correct gearing would be important. rhylsadar |
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RC-Monster Dual Brushless
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03.17.2008, 09:31 AM
Why not just run 4s?
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one.five.two.seven
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03.18.2008, 08:00 PM
Quote:
 nah, i'm just going for super insane crazy!!I think i'll go with the pletty, primarily because on the website it says that the motor can handle 6s in a savage. Whereas i'm not to sure if the 1515/1y will be able to handle 6s for long amounts of time without something going wrong. jordan |
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