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06.03.2008, 06:56 PM

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it says 700watts 75 amps and 22 max volts.
Could be the 700 watt rating is a continuous power rating. I'm not really familiar with the Medusa motors.


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06.03.2008, 07:32 PM

Yeah, the 700watt rating is continuous power output. It must be a conservative rating they give them then, that's good to hear. It weights 230g.

Comparing that to a 1509 Neu motor that weights 215g, which has 900-1000 watts rating continuous output... so not far off of Neu's power density. So the medusa is roughly the equivalent to the Neu 1506 motors, which are very light at only 170g.


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