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Nixpus · 09.20.2009, 05:48 AM

Yep in order to get the same amount of power (watt) Id have to increase the voltage on a low KV motor, since it have more windings/turns and thus draws less amps.

This also ansvers my question. With the same voltage available the low KV motor should be easier to handle - if geared for the same top speed - since it will have a lower power output. Cheers... KB45-10/11XL here I come :)

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Nixpus RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 138 Join Date: May 2009 Location: Denmark	09.20.2009, 05:48 AM Yep in order to get the same amount of power (watt) Id have to increase the voltage on a low KV motor, since it have more windings/turns and thus draws less amps. This also ansvers my question. With the same voltage available the low KV motor should be easier to handle - if geared for the same top speed - since it will have a lower power output. Cheers... KB45-10/11XL here I come :)