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nono, honest... tell me where to find the sizes of that freaking motors.. :p
Or explain a bit on Area 51.. Pick a color.. |
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try this.... http://www.fastelectrics.com/blmotors.asp Hey fair trade, tell me how to do the specialized links man! LOL |
like this one troy...
http://www.fastelectrics.com/blmotors.asp |
ooops...messed up...darnit
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The dimension of the Neu is 1.56 inches Dia. It says it right on the website.
Its basically a 40mm case. EDIT: Correction 39.5mm dia. http://www.neumotors.com/neu1500.html Quote:
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the neu smooth can is to fat. I have a smoothy and it won't work.
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If you want a heat sink on the Neu, just get the ribbed can. Works better than an add on heat sink cuz it integrated and weighs less than teh add on heat sink. Plus it doesn't cost an extra $25 for the heatsink.
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Yes, i agree, the machined ribs are a better heat sink..
I personally don't see the advantage of an XXL over a Wanderer L can. (except for the screwed end bells) |
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Lehner specs them as a 2000watt motor. Thats more than a Feigao L can generate. The L cans are only 1200 watt motors. I'm estimating I want around 1000-1200watts for my setup. But a reliable and cool 1000-1200watts. |
Yea, I to would choose the XXL over a Feigao L...I had a XL3100 and loved it...It ran hot as hell, but still, it was a powerhouse. I'm thinking of a XXL if I re-do my Revo again...Hell, I might just get a G2R...
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