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11.23.2008, 08:19 PM

Go Here and use the speed calculator: http://www.scriptasylum.com/rc_speed/index.html

You can evaluate a motor based on the number of rpm's it will turn with a certain voltage. You will see that with a 1515 1y compared to a 1515 2.5D on 4S, you will get much better rpms out of the 1y. Why? I cant really tell you - one of our resident experts can weigh in on that. You can also compare other motors as well on there. All I know for sure is that you want to stay in the upper 30K to mid 40K rpms.
Like others have said, the 1512 can work in a Revo, but unless you've got it at the minimum weight, you're better off getting a 1515 series. It will be much more efficient.


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11.25.2008, 12:34 PM

hey guys. where are you all getting your combos from. need somewhere that will ship to the uk whoa re reliable and most importantly, still have some in stock up for grabs. any ideas
   
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