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crazyjr · 08:27 PM

bdebde, its for my G2R. Sorry,if the post didn't make it clear, I tend to ramble.

M A, thanks for the heads up. I to have heard about the possible difference in amps on the differing types of windings. I believe i could gear the 1515/2.5 i have, but think a different wind or KV would be better. I know Mike has 22 and 24 pinions (Mine is geared 20/51) and i'm sure with plate mods and some coaxing, i could get bigger from Mike. I know the pinion would be cheaper, but is it really as good or better in efficiency to a better KV'ed Motor.

I am wondering if the 1515/1.5d (2700kv) would be a good motor, I got the pinions to gear lower(If i got a smooth can) to keep it running about 40 (47 with current setup on that motor) Anyone have an opinion on this motor?

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crazyjr RC-Monster Dual Brushless Offline Posts: 3,794 Join Date: May 2005 Location: georgia	02.28.2008, 08:01 PM bdebde, its for my G2R. Sorry,if the post didn't make it clear, I tend to ramble. M A, thanks for the heads up. I to have heard about the possible difference in amps on the differing types of windings. I believe i could gear the 1515/2.5 i have, but think a different wind or KV would be better. I know Mike has 22 and 24 pinions (Mine is geared 20/51) and i'm sure with plate mods and some coaxing, i could get bigger from Mike. I know the pinion would be cheaper, but is it really as good or better in efficiency to a better KV'ed Motor. I am wondering if the 1515/1.5d (2700kv) would be a good motor, I got the pinions to gear lower(If i got a smooth can) to keep it running about 40 (47 with current setup on that motor) Anyone have an opinion on this motor? Work because i gotta, play because i wanna People here hate Nitro, I love it. I start it, run it about 50 ft from me and it dies, I go after it. Perfect exercise Last edited by crazyjr; 02.28.2008 at 08:27 PM.