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Bye bye Plettenburg, Hello NEU!!
Mike assisted me and let me know my esc was hitting thermal because I have too much truck for my Bigmaxximum motor so I will be selling it. My truck weighs over 17lbs. After seeing these two motors side by side, I'm very sure I'm making the right upgrade for my E-Maxx.
I weighed both motors and the Bigmaxximum weighed in at 12 1/4 ounces. The Neu motor 1527 1.5D 1500kv weighs a whopping 1lb 5 3/8 ounces!!:oh: I truly can't wait to hit the throttle with this beast mounted in my truck. On top of that I will be running 6s Lipos in it for the first time and went from the 97 amp schulze to the 149 amp schulze. My last upgrade was a high torque Futaba servo that produces about 333 ounces of torque. Hopefully I'm finally finished, and I can finally get some good runtimes with my truck. We'll see... <a target='_blank' href='http://www.slide.com/s/rCgZ61Tk1z9wdRzBXsRKFSxUTkL_E_00?referrer=hlnk'><i mg src='http://widget.slide.com/rdr/1/1/1/W/16085fda/1/94/9PWGl1LF2z_oyNZRLvMkiQR8r3zHxRnE.jpg' border='0' alt='Clearly longer can' title='Clearly longer can' /></a> <a target='_blank' href='http://www.slide.com/s/KI3VihUB7j-blR328NFpHbpDOMYeNpAe?referrer=hlnk'><img src='http://widget.slide.com/rdr/1/1/1/W/16085fdd/1/133/K_x0TX994j9etbuznzLn0UOzlTwR4p4F.jpg' border='0' alt='Bimaxximum vs Neu' title='Bimaxximum vs Neu' /></a> <a target='_blank' href='http://www.slide.com/s/ENwZj1X52z85XU7cHjipAr6Vih1L0sxa?referrer=hlnk'><i mg src='http://widget.slide.com/rdr/1/1/1/W/16085fd7/1/232/RFr4phnN2j9vST1wo_T2ds7HLrGrFk3n.jpg' border='0' alt='2.5 hp vs 5!' title='2.5 hp vs 5!' /></a> |
Looks like a best to me. I have a 1527 that I plan to run in a 5th scale savage conversion that I am working on... Big motor, that is for sure!
I sent you a pm about the big maxx too... |
ok... I got it!
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OMG that a hvy truck! The 1527 is huge! that should do the trick.
You may want to get an Eagletree at some point with all you've invested so you can look at power levels amp draw and even temp sensors. Really nice to have to dial the setup in (ie gearing etc) so you don't run the risk of damaging any components. BTW, did you make a FS post? You should link in your sig. |
That's a lot of motor you got there. I wanna see video when it's in!
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Be sure to get a temp sensor or two. |
That same motor we are using in a Losi 8T 1.0 truggy. Runs great on 6S and so far my buddy has won 1 race and placed 2nd in another. Motor runs VERY cool.
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1527 in a truggy, yah, that would run cool for sure. At the track, my 1512 on 6s in a Revo runs at ~130F after a 30 min MAIN.
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For I minute I was thinking to set more speed records, not for racing! :intello: |
I'm trying to get 3 of these 1527, but Offshore won't let me do the canadian buy because they are on vacation
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aqwut, I didn't know you were in Canada, eh.
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T-Bro, have you tried them 1527's yet?.. I hope they're good, because I'm stuck with 4 of them now... :) |
nice convesion, i dont know if you said or someone asked, but your transmisssion and your axles will handle? Because mine with 1515 6s didnt :lol:
I had a 1515 1650kv 6s MMM Emaxx.....all steel cvd, many destroyed trans, pinion and gear were custom cut......I think it is too much for an Emaxx.....but WILL be fun..... |
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