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jhautz 01.24.2011 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by 2dialed (Post 395098)
i'd say the option rotor should be 1/8 and the standard shaft 5mm. the motors are best used in heavier vehicles than 10th scale 2wd buggies and stadium trucks.heck i'd like to give it a try in a 1/8th buggy

Been running the 3800kv 1410 in my Losi 810 conversion for over a month now and it's doing great. Running on 3s. Of course this buggy is significantly lighter than a standard 1/8 buggy. It's weighing in rtr at just under 6lbs. Don't think it would do to well in a normal 7+lb buggy. But if the performance I've been getting from the 1410 is an indicator I'm bettin the 1415 would probably fo the job in a lighter 1/8 buggy if it was geared reasonably.

outlaw 01.24.2011 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Pdelcast (Post 392178)
ooooh... good idea. Option rotor. :yes:

Very Good Idea !!! 5mm on the 14xx Motors

We just did a Eagle Tree Logrun with the 1410 from the SCT Kit

close to 800 Watt on 2S running Indoor on my SC10 :surprised:

This Motor is a beast !

http://labenda.de/images/sc10/watt.jpg

http://labenda.de/images/sc10/strom.jpg

crusey_aus 01.25.2011 03:56 AM

I just threw the eagletree on my Slash 4x4 with the 2400kv

1237 watts on 3s (6000mah 25c Turnigy Nano), gps speed 50 mph

1980 watts on 4s (5000mah 40c Turnigy), gps speed 60 mph

Cheers

ta_man 02.03.2011 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Pdelcast (Post 392158)
Yeah -- the shaft through the motor is 5mm, and it's turned down to 3.15mm so standard pinions can be used.

If there is enough interest, we could do a 5mm shaft version.

Thanx!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pdelcast (Post 392178)
ooooh... good idea. Option rotor. :yes:

Patrick,

Any news on option rotor availability for the 1410 and 1415 motors?

jhautz 02.03.2011 08:53 AM

Yea. I'd really like to get my hands on 5mm shaft rotors too. Any chance this will actually happen?

kingdomracer 02.03.2011 09:15 AM

Yea, I'm waiting on this too.

DrKnow65 02.03.2011 10:12 AM

+1 on the 5mm option rotor.

Of course this won't delay my purchase, I can run 3mm till the "option" kit comes out....

phatmonk 02.04.2011 12:32 PM

Ditto on the 5mm shaft.

silentbob343 02.06.2011 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by DrKnow65 (Post 396417)
+1 on the 5mm option rotor.

Of course this won't delay my purchase, I can run 3mm till the "option" kit comes out....

same here and a 3300 kv 1415

Semi Pro 02.06.2011 02:05 AM

add me to the list of people who would rather have 5mm rotors too

Thomas Porfert 02.06.2011 04:38 PM

We are currently looking into getting a 5mm rotor "upgrade" put together for the 1410 and 1415. We will most likely not have a 5mm version of those motors in the near future, but the upgrade rotor shouldn't take long to get. It was brought up in the last tech support/engineering meeting and everyone was in agreement to move forward.

The earliest I would expect to see anything hit the market would be 6-8 weeks (in a perfect world). I'm going to keep on top of this project and make sure it doesn't get stalled. It really is fairly simple for us to produce, we just skip the step where they machine down the output shaft to 3mm. We also need to get artwork and packaging put together, but that's fairly easy as well. I will post any pertinent updates as they become available. Thanks!

Thomas Porfert
Tech Support
Castle Creations

outlaw 02.06.2011 05:14 PM

Thomas

Great News !!!

THX to the Castle Team

kingdomracer 02.06.2011 05:31 PM

:yipi:

phatmonk 02.06.2011 07:29 PM

That's Awesome!

kingdomracer 02.07.2011 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Pdelcast (Post 389872)
Unfortunately, our rotor design is a little different the the Neu designs -- they are optimized for Wye windings, and don't make good Delta motors.

How about a 1415 .5Y? That would be about 4800Kv.

Thanx!

Patrick

Any updates on this motor, will it come to production?


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