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Monster Combo - 11.24.2008, 02:11 PM

The Castle 2200 kv is a 1515 correct?
   
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yes you are correct


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11.24.2008, 07:27 PM

So the 2200kv is between a 1515 and a 1521?


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11.24.2008, 07:49 PM

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So the 2200kv is between a 1515 and a 1521?
The extra length may just be to accommodate where they attach the wires to come out of the can.
   
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So the 2200kv is between a 1515 and a 1521?
The stator is 1515 sized, the extra length is in the front of the motor-



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Ah, thanks for the clarification Ben.
   
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11.24.2008, 08:27 PM

is that for extra cooling or what?


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No problem, the little fiberglass ring is a big lifesaver :D

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is that for extra cooling or what?
Im not sure, but spacing the stator back from the mounting screws was a great idea.


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11.24.2008, 08:31 PM

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is that for extra cooling or what?
Nope, just the way the motor is designed really- more room to use longer mounting screws, which is nice.
   
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