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NovakTwo · 09.07.2008, 12:14 PM

I can check with the engineers, but I'm not sure we have ever been interested in those low wind HV motors. So, no reason to wind, test and measure 1.5s or 2.5s.

Like I have said, I don't have the qualifications to answer tech questions. Speedy's Kv estimates are probably as good as any others. I'll check on the number of poles.

If you are putting an HV 4400 in a "new" E-Maxx, you need to install the 5mm shaft rotor.

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NovakTwo Senior Strategist Offline Posts: 383 Join Date: May 2007	09.07.2008, 12:14 PM I can check with the engineers, but I'm not sure we have ever been interested in those low wind HV motors. So, no reason to wind, test and measure 1.5s or 2.5s. Like I have said, I don't have the qualifications to answer tech questions. Speedy's Kv estimates are probably as good as any others. I'll check on the number of poles. If you are putting an HV 4400 in a "new" E-Maxx, you need to install the 5mm shaft rotor. Novak Electronics, Inc.