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nuz69 · 08.02.2010, 06:42 AM

The amp draw doesnt depend of the motor but of the application. A 1527/1Y will not consume the same amp in a 1:8 scale buggy or in a 20 lbs monstertruck, depending of the gearing and the acceleration ...
Anyway, the max continuous current of the 1527/1Y is the same of the 1515/1Y and of all the 15xx/1Y series. But its not the current that the motor draws, it's the max continuous current that the motor can handle without burning.

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nuz69 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 471 Join Date: Feb 2010	08.02.2010, 06:42 AM The amp draw doesnt depend of the motor but of the application. A 1527/1Y will not consume the same amp in a 1:8 scale buggy or in a 20 lbs monstertruck, depending of the gearing and the acceleration ... Anyway, the max continuous current of the 1527/1Y is the same of the 1515/1Y and of all the 15xx/1Y series. But its not the current that the motor draws, it's the max continuous current that the motor can handle without burning. Inferno VE MMv3 NEU-CC 1515/1Y 4S "Flying machine" MBX5T Prospec MMv3 NEU-CC 1520/1Y 6S "Overkill Flying machine" ;) Brushless, what else ?