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Serum · 01.24.2008, 01:38 PM

All thanks to China..

The prices of the mills and lathe's increased drastically here.. I think it would be a wise investment to buy tons and tons of metal..

I am anxious to see what Novak does to make the setups 6S capable, since the size of the rotors is playing part here, at a certain point the magnet is no longer capable of translating the electro magnetic force into rotation because of the copper and iron losses. Novak needs to think about a bigger rotor for their 6S setups.

I personally think you are delivering a large contribution to the world of brushless. Can you explain why you guys stick with sensored? it's not all about crawling, i mean a 6S setup would be a good reason/opportunity to loose the sensors and make the system breath pure and raw (yet cogging-less) power.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	01.24.2008, 01:38 PM All thanks to China.. The prices of the mills and lathe's increased drastically here.. I think it would be a wise investment to buy tons and tons of metal.. I am anxious to see what Novak does to make the setups 6S capable, since the size of the rotors is playing part here, at a certain point the magnet is no longer capable of translating the electro magnetic force into rotation because of the copper and iron losses. Novak needs to think about a bigger rotor for their 6S setups. I personally think you are delivering a large contribution to the world of brushless. Can you explain why you guys stick with sensored? it's not all about crawling, i mean a 6S setup would be a good reason/opportunity to loose the sensors and make the system breath pure and raw (yet cogging-less) power.