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01.26.2008, 03:43 AM
In large lines your theory is right; with two different KV motors, at the same voltage and geared for the same speed;
but there is one detail; the lower the KV of a motor, the higher the torque. (which is needed to pull the sled with the lower final ratio)
all and all the startup-burst in current a lower wind (higher KV) motor makes is relative higher than the startup of a higher wind (lower KV) motor. the internal resistance of a lower turn motor is higher than the higher turn one.
Artur (griffinru) made a motor calculator. those motors you mention are in his database.
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