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crazyjr
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06.15.2011, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by JoFreak View Post
Hey crazyjr, thank's for sharing your experience with the Lehner XL.
Will definately look into getting one, once money isn't as tight as it is right now.

As for the ROAR approved motors:
If I were bound by regulations, I couldn't run the CC 1410 even if I wanted.
Since I'm in Europe/Germany, it would need to be EFRA/DMC legal and the CC isn't.


Anyhow:
Received my RS Pro last week and got my Leopard motor today.
The Leopard is a LBP3650 2.5Y 2930kV 4-pole. Initially I wanted a 4D or 4.5D (eventually chose the 4.5D), but those aren't available. Then I found the 2.5Y NIB for 48€ with free shipping (currently ~68$US) on ebay, and since the kV rating wasn't that far away from the 4.5D I got that one.
As far as I can tell, this is a very nice motor.
Didn't find much tracktion on the track today, but it has tons of power.
Combined with the RS PRO it runs faster(even geared ~1mph slower than previous), longer and cooler than the Nosram matrix power reverse - LRP X12 13.5t combo as well.

All I've left to do now is to wait for my hotwire, tighten the slipper a bit more and maybe gear it down a bit.
And most important: somehow manage to find some more tracktion!
Even if limited, if you run mod SC you could run the 1410/3800kv. It was designed by castle, to be the most motor in the restrictions of the 540 motor case design. If i were to get a xl, i'd go with 3000kv or lower, i hear the xl is an amp hog in higher kv's.


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