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11.13.2008, 11:44 AM

wat`s the difference between the kd and feigao? other than the price?
they seem axactly the same... and I read a lot of good about the ez-run esc's :O)


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11.13.2008, 12:01 PM

Given the 1 dollar difference between the 50mm and 60mm bidproduct motors, I would go with the 60mm and a lower kv. The 4090kv motor looks good, and I doubt that it will pull the 100 amp max they spec when running a pair of them in an emaxx. Should be a decent match with a sidewinder.
   
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11.21.2008, 11:22 AM

lincpimp, since you seem to be a master at brushless motors around here! (I read a lot of you posts...)
I have a question for you:

do you think I would be better off with 2 7s feigao instead of 2 8s? I really dont plan to go to 3s lipo! I have all 2s lipo so i'm trying to find the best feigao motor that would run good on 2s without any heating issues! I could even gear it in first so geraing isn't an issue! and my e-maxx is going to be under 9 pounds with lipos and everything on board...

I dont want to attain warp speed but I like to pass 40mph


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11.21.2008, 03:07 PM

I have an original E-Maxx 2.5 that now houses two Sidewinders/5700 and it IS loads of fun. The motor/esc combos were up for cheap on Ebay (little over a hundred bucks) so I picked them up when my MMM died awhile back to have something to goof around with. Everything else was stock, just swapped in the brushless powerplant. On 3s it was insane, wheelie-on-demand and top speeds that dare you to attempt to turn more than 1/4 in either direction without flipping it. I also twisted one of the rear plastic telescoping driveshafts until it snapped doing wheelies.. AND the motors do get way too hot on 3s. I've since ordered RD Logics CVD's that came but received the wide-max versions by mistake and forgot about it once my MMM came back. I'll order wide-maxx arms and tie rods today. I am trying to post pics but my work pc doesn't have any sort of photo editing to resize them. Anyone have a quick solution to re-size pics?
   
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11.22.2008, 11:24 AM

Upload to photobucket.com and select 640x480, or 800x600 maximum size, then post the img tag links to the forum.
   
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11.22.2008, 12:35 PM

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lincpimp, since you seem to be a master at brushless motors around here! (I read a lot of you posts...)
I have a question for you:

do you think I would be better off with 2 7s feigao instead of 2 8s? I really dont plan to go to 3s lipo! I have all 2s lipo so i'm trying to find the best feigao motor that would run good on 2s without any heating issues! I could even gear it in first so geraing isn't an issue! and my e-maxx is going to be under 9 pounds with lipos and everything on board...

I dont want to attain warp speed but I like to pass 40mph
As linc said, if you can go with the bidproduct motors. They will provide insane power and probably not kill the sw escs. Do you have the sw escs yet? I was looking over some threads last night and watched a video of a e-revo with a ezrun 60a esc, 9xl and 4s. You might want to look into a pair of those escs instead of the sw's because they seem to handle larger loads better. Just a thought.


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11.22.2008, 12:36 PM

Btw: here is the video I was talking about
http://ru.youtube.com/watch?v=aRGj_RsFwl8


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11.22.2008, 01:39 PM

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lincpimp, since you seem to be a master at brushless motors around here! (I read a lot of you posts...)
I have a question for you:

do you think I would be better off with 2 7s feigao instead of 2 8s? I really dont plan to go to 3s lipo! I have all 2s lipo so i'm trying to find the best feigao motor that would run good on 2s without any heating issues! I could even gear it in first so geraing isn't an issue! and my e-maxx is going to be under 9 pounds with lipos and everything on board...

I dont want to attain warp speed but I like to pass 40mph
I have owned quite a few brushless motors, and my first was a 7s feigao. I ran it on 9 nimh 3800 with a MM in a rustler. I could easily melt the solder on the barrey bars with that setup, the 7s is a powerful motor, and requires a good lipo, what do you plan on using?

The 7s should be fine. You truck will be light and if your gearing is not high they should not get too hot. On 2s those motors will spin max of 37k rpm, which should be fine.

I once ran an emaxx with one 7s motor on 3s lipo. It was geared 22/54 and would thermal the MM in 2nd gear! It was geared for 80mph in 2nd and it did pull over 100 amps as it puffed the lipo I was using (crapamps best).

Those motors can pull some amps, but since you will run 2s and a pair of motors it will spread the load. The sidewinder is good for about 80 amps so you should be fine.
   
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11.28.2008, 09:56 AM

for lipo I have team orion packs 3200 and 4800 hard case


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11.28.2008, 01:44 PM

You should be fine as long as you use the 4800 packs. They're 20c right? I think 2 8s kd36s geared for 40 should do just fine.


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11.29.2008, 09:22 PM

yeah there 20c! thanks for your info!
I think I have nothing trying those kd motors at 30$ a pop!!


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11.30.2008, 04:51 PM

Sounds good. Look forward to your results!


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