Talked to Castle About Monster Maxx

[Serum]

@jhautz;

a neu is a 4 poles, meaning more stress on the drivetrain. The feigao's are good motors, and it's not their efficiency that is lacking.

Another thing;

It's not a matter of a high efficiency motor, it's about the current that the motor takes. as simple as that. If it works with a 99 percent eff. motor, it work with a 10 percent eff. as well. It's about the current they take, not about their efficiency.

[Procharged5.0]

Originally Posted by Serum

@jhautz;

a neu is a 4 poles, meaning more stress on the drivetrain. The feigao's are good motors, and it's not their efficiency that is lacking.

Another thing;

It's not a matter of a high efficiency motor, it's about the current that the motor takes. as simple as that. If it works with a 99 percent eff. motor, it work with a 10 percent eff. as well. It's about the current they take, not about their efficiency.

Correct, however it was clear to me that Castle was stating given a desired power level that the more efficient motor would be easier on the ESC which is true. 700w @ 80 amps vs 700w at 68 amps the second example would be less demanding on the esc (given a linear or relatively linear current draw vs power output).

I know U know that already, and your point about current draw is well placed. I just though a little clarification would help.

[jhautz]

Originally Posted by Procharged5.0

Correct, however it was clear to me that Castle was stating given a desired power level that the more efficient motor would be easier on the ESC which is true. 700w @ 80 amps vs 700w at 68 amps the second example would be less demanding on the esc (given a linear or relatively linear current draw vs power output).

I know U know that already, and your point about current draw is well placed. I just though a little clarification would help.

Yea... What he said....:018: