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Location: Puerto Rico
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09.27.2010, 11:14 AM
1520 is 1600kv, I am asking because, the 2200 motor has plenty of torque as it is, and I dont want to buy more lipos right now, so I would have to adjust top speed with gearing (I could maybe get one 3s battery to run in 5s...) So... better to get a 1518 or 1520 and move the 2200kv motor to the buggy, right?
If I may ask, why do you prefer the 1520? Less kv so the motor can run more efficiently? I am just concern about the torque, I have already broken steel cvds with the 2200 motor. Savage Flux / HB Lightining Pro2 EVO (MMM) / 1/16 Revo VXL / Rustler VXL / Vendetta ST ________
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RC-Monster Carbon Fiber
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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09.27.2010, 12:41 PM
The 1520 is longer, so it will handle the same power as the 1515 at a higher efficiency, even if the voltage is the same. You can run it on 4S lipo, will be great.
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