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RC-Monster Aluminum
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08.17.2010, 04:37 PM
What you're interested in is the power they can handle. If you look at Neu's specs:
1500 motor specs you can see that the: 1512 is rated to 2000 Watts 1515 is rated to 2500 Watts 1521 is rated to 3500 Watts etc. It's not the kv that matters for choosing a motor for a specific size vehicle, it's the physical size of the motor and the power it can handle. Then you choose kv for the particular gearing/battery voltage/etc. of your setup. |
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