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johnrobholmes · 12.01.2007, 02:29 AM

It's funny you mention the averaging of an ESC startup to fit most motor types. That is how it was described to me by Pat @ Castle. Having different settings for slotted, slotless, and high pole count motors would give the best performance.

Im glad you brought back up Wye vs Delta winding. I need to look back into that. I have an empty 3032 stator sitting here ready to wind.

Lpimp- The 3032 is almost 8 ounces. It will be plenty of motor for most any smaller builds, and very robust from the front ring bearing. Think of the motor weight about the same as an inrunner. You would want 6 ounces of motor for a stampede, so stay with that same heft and maybe add a bit since you will lose gearbox weight. Motor weight is a pretty good indicator of how much power it can produce.

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johnrobholmes RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 905 Join Date: Aug 2007	12.01.2007, 02:29 AM It's funny you mention the averaging of an ESC startup to fit most motor types. That is how it was described to me by Pat @ Castle. Having different settings for slotted, slotless, and high pole count motors would give the best performance. Im glad you brought back up Wye vs Delta winding. I need to look back into that. I have an empty 3032 stator sitting here ready to wind. Lpimp- The 3032 is almost 8 ounces. It will be plenty of motor for most any smaller builds, and very robust from the front ring bearing. Think of the motor weight about the same as an inrunner. You would want 6 ounces of motor for a stampede, so stay with that same heft and maybe add a bit since you will lose gearbox weight. Motor weight is a pretty good indicator of how much power it can produce.