Hacker C50 Maxx specs? - RC-Monster Forums

**Hacker C50 Maxx specs? -** 07.17.2009, 03:04 AM

I'm wondering which specs the Hacker C50 Maxx has. I can't find it on their site eighter. I would like to know:
- Shaft size
- KV

Could somebody answer these questions or give me a link where I can find the specs of this motor?

Thanks,

Patrick

OZ-RUSTLER · 07.17.2009, 03:21 AM

I am fairly sure that they have 3mm shaft and 3600kv.

snellemin · 03:40 AM

The motor came in 3 different kv's. 1/8 shaft for the older ones and 5mm for the newer ones. Old data can be found at aircraft world---> http://www.aircraft-world.com/prod_d...ets/hm-C50.htm

C50-MAXX 12	12 Cells	3600Kv 15/72 pinion/spur set
	C50-MAXX 14	14 Cells	3300Kv 15/72 pinion/spur set
	C50-MAXX 16	16 Cells	2600Kv 15/72 pinion/spur set

07.17.2009, 04:34 AM

Ok thank you!

But it's still a bit strange that you can't find any information of them on the Hacker site.

othello · 06:34 AM

This pdf might help

EDIT: The Maxx is not listed in this pdf but the c50maxx can still be ordered according to their 09 pricelist. But i couldn't find any specs on the german website either. Seems as if they are phasing it out of their product portfolio.

07.17.2009, 07:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by othello

This pdf might help

EDIT: The Maxx is not listed in this pdf but the c50maxx can still be ordered according to their 09 pricelist. But i couldn't find any specs on the german website either. Seems as if they are phasing it out of their product portfolio.

Yes I already saw that. They've got it in their pricelist (225 euro) but not in their C50 pdf file. I just e-mailed them why the C50 Maxx isn't on their site anymore (except the price)

steveo · 07.18.2009, 09:18 AM

look under car products they offer the c-50 for 1/8 which i think i saw listed as a 13L motor at one time good thing is it has a 5mm shaft which you need, i snapped of the 3.2 shaft

if interested i have a c-50 14.4 motor less the rotor which you could get from hacker and have a good motor less than the cost of new

snellemin · 10:54 AM

The Maxx motors use a shorter magnet then the L-size motors, but the motor cans are the same. The metal sleeving inside is also shorter in the Maxx motors then the L-size motors.