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kufman · 06.27.2007, 01:25 PM

Statement #6

Losses are the current squared times the resistance. So... reducing the current draw by a factor of two lets say, reduces resistive losses by a factor of 4! So what you have said in #6 is true, the higher voltage system will run more efficiently.

Statement #5

Torque is proportional to the amp-turns of the motor. so what you have said in #5 isn't always true. a 10 turn motor running 5A will have similiar torque to a 5 turn motor running 10A.

#4 sounds correct.

#3 I think is correct.

#2 Is correct.

#1 I believe to be correct.

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kufman RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 13 Join Date: Jun 2007	06.27.2007, 01:25 PM Statement #6 Losses are the current squared times the resistance. So... reducing the current draw by a factor of two lets say, reduces resistive losses by a factor of 4! So what you have said in #6 is true, the higher voltage system will run more efficiently. Statement #5 Torque is proportional to the amp-turns of the motor. so what you have said in #5 isn't always true. a 10 turn motor running 5A will have similiar torque to a 5 turn motor running 10A. #4 sounds correct. #3 I think is correct. #2 Is correct. #1 I believe to be correct.