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01.14.2007, 12:11 PM
Do you think using a different size outrunner might affect the "snap"?
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01.14.2007, 01:38 PM
possibly.... But this is the only size that I found that is 40K rpm capable. All the others are like 10K rpm motors.
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01.14.2007, 02:29 PM
The fact that they made is capable of 40k rpm, yet is actually quite small physically may have something to do with the performance. Kinda like trying to use an S size motor on something large - it will work (and be hot), but will struggle a bit and suck some serious current to do it.
I wonder if using a typical 10k outrunner and gearing appropriately will work much better? |
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