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Tom F · **Lehner 1920 -** 05.02.2006, 07:51 PM

I'm on a quest for stupid ammounts of power - and i think a 19 series is the answer lol

Having had a lengthy (and very helpful) email discussion with Mike about the 1930, i think a 1920 is the way to go.

It's for something light weight, off road and 10th scale (a T3 or a 4wd buggy).

Couple of questions;

- Can you get them in stock?
- How much are they?
- Are they available with a 1/8" shaft?
- What winds are available?

I'm thinking of a 1920/8 (3919kV) on 3S, or depending on the price difference/availability, a 1930/7 (2986kV), also on 3S Lipo (and gear high, for the sake of my drivetrain).

Would these be suitable for this application? I have an MGM 120A speed controller planned for this, so that shouldn't be a problem - but what kind of current draw will i be looking at with these motors (so i can price up Lipo packs)? Would it be more worthwhile to just run something like 12 cells (although that would be heavy)

I would run a Feigao L series but a) it wont fit and b) i want something truly off the scale.

Recommendations? I've done a fair bit of research and i think these are the ones that would best suit my application. I'm going to be racing so i want power on demand whenever i need it, but it needs to be controllable too.

Thanks

- Tom

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Tom F RC-Monster on a Budget Offline Posts: 102 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Winchester, UK	Lehner 1920 - 05.02.2006, 07:51 PM I'm on a quest for stupid ammounts of power - and i think a 19 series is the answer lol Having had a lengthy (and very helpful) email discussion with Mike about the 1930, i think a 1920 is the way to go. It's for something light weight, off road and 10th scale (a T3 or a 4wd buggy). Couple of questions; - Can you get them in stock? - How much are they? - Are they available with a 1/8" shaft? - What winds are available? I'm thinking of a 1920/8 (3919kV) on 3S, or depending on the price difference/availability, a 1930/7 (2986kV), also on 3S Lipo (and gear high, for the sake of my drivetrain). Would these be suitable for this application? I have an MGM 120A speed controller planned for this, so that shouldn't be a problem - but what kind of current draw will i be looking at with these motors (so i can price up Lipo packs)? Would it be more worthwhile to just run something like 12 cells (although that would be heavy) I would run a Feigao L series but a) it wont fit and b) i want something truly off the scale. Recommendations? I've done a fair bit of research and i think these are the ones that would best suit my application. I'm going to be racing so i want power on demand whenever i need it, but it needs to be controllable too. Thanks - Tom http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/3880/dscn1559dp5.jpg Brushless - How fast do you wanna go today?