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Serum · 12.24.2006, 04:16 PM

You are forgetting one important limiting factor in your post; the maximum magnetic force a motor can translate to a turn.

I personally don't like the high reving motors, from my own experience they get hot pretty fast, no matter if it's a 2 pole with segmented/non segmented magnets or a 4 pole (neu/bigmaxximum)

It's easier to heat up a fast reving low torque motor than a slower turning low kv motor. that's my personal experience.

A high kv motor also means more stress/loss for the controller. so is a 4 pole vs a 2 pole.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	12.24.2006, 04:16 PM You are forgetting one important limiting factor in your post; the maximum magnetic force a motor can translate to a turn. I personally don't like the high reving motors, from my own experience they get hot pretty fast, no matter if it's a 2 pole with segmented/non segmented magnets or a 4 pole (neu/bigmaxximum) It's easier to heat up a fast reving low torque motor than a slower turning low kv motor. that's my personal experience. A high kv motor also means more stress/loss for the controller. so is a 4 pole vs a 2 pole.