Outrunners supported/held by the shaft?

[MetalMan]

You can get the Scorpion Calc here:
http://www.scorpionsystem.com/downloads/
(2nd item on the list)

So it will use truggy diffs. Will the outrunner's output shaft be a part of the diff input shaft?

[zeropointbug]

Thanks for the link Metalman, I DL'ed it, but it doesn't really do us surface guys any good as it is based on max rpm loads, and not full rpm range. It states a peak 90% efficiency which is nice.

About your question, I can't tell. You may as well stop asking, no one will ever guess it.

[zeropointbug]

Here is a spec sheet, doesn't tell much useful, but cool to look at non the less.

[lutach]

Depending on how well the outrunner is built, they can go as high as the ESC can run it. I've heard of outrunner going over 30K RPMs. Some have been rewound to make sick amounts of power and used even to set a 400MPH+ plane record.

[What's_nitro?]

Originally Posted by lutach

Depending on how well the outrunner is built, they can go as high as the ESC can run it. I've heard of outrunner going over 30K RPMs. Some have been rewound to make sick amounts of power and used even to set a 400MPH+ plane record.

Linky???

[lutach]

Originally Posted by What's_nitro?

Linky???

Enjoy the wonderful work of Powercroco:

http://www.powercroco.de/scorpion.html
http://www.powercroco.de/crocospeed.html
http://www.powercroco.de/extremmotoren.html

A modified Scorpion motor was used to set the speed record I mentioned, but I can't seem to find the exact link in the site. It was mentioned in RCGroups.

Edit: It's actually over 400Km/h+. I'm going through the links now and man, it's always awesome.

[zeropointbug]

Wow, that guy has some serious motor winding skills. It would be nice if he had some vids... it seems like he just builds them and takes pics and no action, lol.

I really like the slotless outrunner he made, very cool.