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BrianG · 10.14.2008, 12:13 AM

Not that I know of. That's one of the odd things about Medusa; their kv ratings don't go high enough for each range of motors IMO. For instance, I'd like a 60mm one for my Slash running on 3s, but the kv as you see only goes to 2000. I have to step down to a 50mm to get the kv I want. I'm sure it'll be fine but...

I would wait to see what others say though. I've never run a Medusa, but the little I saw the wires seem kinda thin compared to Neu or even Feigao. They seem to run ok though. For $100, I suppose you could run the 60mm 2000kv on 4s and see how it goes. If their present models are any guide, their 70mm motors will probably only go up to 1200-1500kv.

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	10.14.2008, 12:13 AM Not that I know of. That's one of the odd things about Medusa; their kv ratings don't go high enough for each range of motors IMO. For instance, I'd like a 60mm one for my Slash running on 3s, but the kv as you see only goes to 2000. I have to step down to a 50mm to get the kv I want. I'm sure it'll be fine but... I would wait to see what others say though. I've never run a Medusa, but the little I saw the wires seem kinda thin compared to Neu or even Feigao. They seem to run ok though. For $100, I suppose you could run the 60mm 2000kv on 4s and see how it goes. If their present models are any guide, their 70mm motors will probably only go up to 1200-1500kv.