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i want a motor thats overall just plain FAST!!!!
should i get this one:
http://www.teamtrinity.com/shop/motors/cobalt18.html
this one:
http://www.atomicmods.com/Products/Team-Orion-ORI20912-Big-Block-Special-Edition-Motor__12929.aspx
this one:
http://www.atomicmods.com/Products/GPM-Mini-T-Roadtech-Bearing-Motor-4M(DIA)-20-Turns-(High-Torque-and-High-Speed)__12409.aspx
or any other one that you know of
or a team orion baja modified motor?
hello?:confused:
BilboBaggins
08-14-2007, 07:41 AM
Between those three it's a personal choice. I personally liked trinity motors I've had in the past so I might go that way. The main thing is to find out which of the motors the ESC an handle. I know the stock ESC can handle 2 RS high torque motors but does that translate into one Trinity Cobalt 16T in terms of power draw. Will upping the require an additional investment in a new speed control?
alfred
08-14-2007, 11:08 AM
if the rs esc can handle two motors then it will handle a trinity motor....since most motors that we use for our scale go up too 5amps........if you think about it for a sec, two motors that could be using up too 10amps on that esc it will surely handle any mod motor out there.:D
BilboBaggins
08-14-2007, 07:22 PM
if the rs esc can handle two motors then it will handle a trinity motor....since most motors that we use for our scale go up too 5amps........if you think about it for a sec, two motors that could be using up too 10amps on that esc it will surely handle any mod motor out there.:D
From the manual.
ESC: 80A FETs and with BEC
I'm guessing I could put nearly anything with brushes in this thing. :)
alfred
08-14-2007, 07:25 PM
80amps should run any mod motor thats out there now.....so i wouldnt worry man.:D ;)
BilboBaggins
08-14-2007, 07:42 PM
80amps should run any mod motor thats out there now.....so i wouldnt worry man.:D ;)
Damn something else to save up for when I start collecting parts for my next Pro-Pulse Project (PRO-R100x). I already am thinking RC18R Arms, MIP CVDs, MIP Diffs (Ball rear, one way diff Front) Titanium Hinge Pins and Turnbuckles.
I'm currently thinking the French Citroen over the Mitsubishi.
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