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Serum · 02.24.2007, 03:23 AM

Single motor get's my vote; Reason is pretty simple, one motor will run more efficient, it will be lighter, and if you want more power, take more cells, or a bigger motor.

A Lehner 1950 for excample is capable of torsing out 6000 watts + (with the right batteries/controler ofcourse) this is an awfull lot of power..

This is not the biggest motor they produce.

dual setups might look intimidating, but single setups with equal power will outrun a single one.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	02.24.2007, 03:23 AM Single motor get's my vote; Reason is pretty simple, one motor will run more efficient, it will be lighter, and if you want more power, take more cells, or a bigger motor. A Lehner 1950 for excample is capable of torsing out 6000 watts + (with the right batteries/controler ofcourse) this is an awfull lot of power.. This is not the biggest motor they produce. dual setups might look intimidating, but single setups with equal power will outrun a single one.