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Where and when can I order a 1717 with the 5mm shaft?
   
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where and when can i order a 1717 with the 5mm shaft?
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Where and when can I order a 1717 with the 5mm shaft?
We should have 1717 5mm shaft motors in early April.

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Offshore electrics has a note that they're expecting a new batch on April 10. Hope they come with a 5mm shaft.
   
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Okay Patrick, I sure hope this holds true!
   
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What will happen to the ones with the 6mm shaft at RCM store?
   
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03.11.2010, 06:29 PM

Hey Patrick. I sent you a pm about the 5mm one. I also question the power difference between 1717 1520.
   
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I know the diameter is bigger on the 1717 than the 1515s but are the mounting holes the same?


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03.19.2010, 06:09 PM

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And how long is the shaft on the 1520/1717? Around 20mm? But I can still cut it short if needed.
They are 18-21mm, 20mm on average.

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I know the diameter is bigger on the 1717 than the 1515s but are the mounting holes the same?
Same size bolt pattern, ~ 25.4mm center hole to center hole; 3mm screws on both.

That means you could fit a 1717 motor to the mini E-Revo tenbol mount. A motor that weighs more than the car? I don't see a problem with that! :)

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They are 18-21mm, 20mm on average.



Same size bolt pattern, ~ 25.4mm center hole to center hole; 3mm screws on both.

That means you could fit a 1717 motor to the mini E-Revo tenbol mount. A motor that weighs more than the car? I don't see a problem with that! :)

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Would be cool, but you couldn't gear it high enough to take advantage of the torque it makes. You you need an output multiplier...


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They are 18-21mm, 20mm on average.



Same size bolt pattern, ~ 25.4mm center hole to center hole; 3mm screws on both.

That means you could fit a 1717 motor to the mini E-Revo tenbol mount. A motor that weighs more than the car? I don't see a problem with that! :)

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Aren't the screws on the 1717 4mm?
   
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03.20.2010, 07:47 AM

They are 4mm on mine. Thought they were 3mm too like listed in the specs but they arent. Atl least the older ones arent.
   
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I'll have to double check a production motor on Monday. I was measuring a prototype motor in engineering, so it may have changed before it hit production. I was thinking 3mm seemed a bit small for that size motor, but I'll verify on Monday; sorry for the confusion.

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03.13.2010, 07:09 PM

25mm hole spacing & M4 holes/screws.

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