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09.09.2010, 04:24 AM
I have to agree with Nuz69 as well -- geared for the same speed, the 1518 will run a little more efficiently than the 1515. It will run at lower RPM, which will result in lower magnetic losses. Copper losses will be a wash between the two motors (because current will be very similar.)
In most cases, when geared to give equal speeds, the longer, lower Kv motor will usually be a little more efficient.
This assumes that the two motors have the same winding and construction (like the 1515 and 1518).
Thanx!
Patrick
Patrick del Castillo
President, Principle Engineer
Castle Creations
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