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Tom F · 05.03.2006, 07:45 AM

That sounds great...i'm trying to get a powerful motor to run on 2 and 3S because otherwise i have to buy 2, 3, and 4 cell packs (as the 5300 and 6S are to hot to run regularly on 3s, i feel)

I hear what you're saying about the difference though...i like the sound of the 1920/7 - but i'm wary of running a motor with very few turns as i would like some reasonable degree of runtime, lol

What sort of runtimes are you seeing with your set up?

I'm going to email Lehner and ask if they can give me some ballpark figures on the current draw.

I still somewhat favour the 1930 - even though it will be a bit more expensive, it's available in a wider range of winds - however it will be heavy and current thirsty, not to mention the mess it'll make of my diff...gah i don't know

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Tom F RC-Monster on a Budget Offline Posts: 102 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Winchester, UK	05.03.2006, 07:45 AM That sounds great...i'm trying to get a powerful motor to run on 2 and 3S because otherwise i have to buy 2, 3, and 4 cell packs (as the 5300 and 6S are to hot to run regularly on 3s, i feel) I hear what you're saying about the difference though...i like the sound of the 1920/7 - but i'm wary of running a motor with very few turns as i would like some reasonable degree of runtime, lol What sort of runtimes are you seeing with your set up? I'm going to email Lehner and ask if they can give me some ballpark figures on the current draw. I still somewhat favour the 1930 - even though it will be a bit more expensive, it's available in a wider range of winds - however it will be heavy and current thirsty, not to mention the mess it'll make of my diff...gah i don't know http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/3880/dscn1559dp5.jpg Brushless - How fast do you wanna go today?