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08.31.2008, 11:26 PM
So i have had great succes with my 1515 1.5d in my erevo and was thinking of buying a neu for my Aftershock (lst based truck). Setup will be a MMM on 6s lipo. 4500mah 30c pack made of enerland cells. I have set the tranny up as forward only, and have a TDR single speed hub. So basically it is locked in 2nd gear, so I can use motor brakes and reverse. Gearing is 24/59, with stock tires and a 1500 kv motor it will be setup for around 42mph.
Sticking with the listed setup as i plan to try my hacker c50 11xl in it before I buy a neu. It specs out very similar to a 1521 1y or a 1515 1.5y.
So I am wondering which neu would be better. Having them geared the same, with very similar kv, I am guessing the 1521 would be a better choice. The aftershock is a heavier truck than the erevo, and the wheel/tires weigh more. I am looking for good temps, around 160f would be nice.
Maybe someone can tell me what wattage range the various neus are good for? Since the lipos are good for 120+ amps cont, what motor will be good? 3hp somds like a good number, which would be around 100amps at 6s lipo.
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09.01.2008, 12:27 AM
Castle has the motors listed at 1250 continuous and 2500 peak for 1515; 1750 continuous, 3500 peak for 1521. I run a 1515 in my Muggy with motor temps of 150 -160, and plenty of power, but I think I would get a 1521 for that truck if it was me.
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09.01.2008, 02:59 AM
I think the 1521 has an 8mm shaft plus the bolt holes wont line up.
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09.01.2008, 02:57 PM
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I think the 1521 has an 8mm shaft plus the bolt holes wont line up.
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8mm shaft is optional on 1521 (5mm standard), holes line up but are 4mm instead of 3mm.
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09.01.2008, 08:46 PM
You can't go wrong with the 1521.
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09.01.2008, 04:42 AM
1521 is same can diameter as 1515 (and as whole 15xx line) 8mm shaft is just an option for the 15xx line.
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09.01.2008, 12:20 PM
I'd get the 1521. Why not do a ~8-10s setup though?
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09.01.2008, 10:19 PM
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I'd get the 1521. Why not do a ~8-10s setup though?
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I think that's what I'm going to do. I still have my MGM 9032. I have a 1515/2y (1100kv) but I'd really like to get one of the 80mm medusas for it.
That or get a savage XL instead in trade of the Muggy
Last edited by Finnster; 09.01.2008 at 10:21 PM.
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09.01.2008, 10:30 PM
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I think that's what I'm going to do. I still have my MGM 9032. I have a 1515/2y (1100kv) but I'd really like to get one of the 80mm medusas for it.
That or get a savage XL instead in trade of the Muggy
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I used my Aveox 36/38/2 (It's basically a Neu 1515/2Y) in my MBX5T with 8S lipos and it was great. So much torqeu that it bent the drive shaft.
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09.04.2008, 11:53 PM
Thanks for all of the info. I am currently saving for a 1521, but I will try the hacker c50 11xl first. Almost done with the lst motor mount, just need to make the battery tray and wire it up.
Now, another question... I acquired a neu 6s 3900 20c lipo. So it is good for about 80 amps cont. Would like to run my hyper st truggy with a MMM and this lipo. What would be the best neu to do this? I am leaning toward a 1515 2.5d... Or should I go to a 1512? It is atruggy, but I plan to run mtr tires with dish wheels, to keep the weight down. And it will be geared for 40mph. Or should I stick the hacker c50 11xl in it and just buy a 1521 for the lst???
Too many decisions!!!
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09.01.2008, 09:28 PM
Wow! Now I want a 1521 for my inferno gt single speeder that I'm going to run on 6s...bigger motor more power less heat right?
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09.01.2008, 09:46 PM
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Wow! Now I want a 1521 for my inferno gt single speeder that I'm going to run on 6s...bigger motor more power less heat right?
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I ran my BPP a few days ago when I got my TC3 clocked at 65mph and the BPP ran for about 20 minutes with no heat issue at all. It went 46mph btw with gearing for 31mph, but I guess the extra little ballooning added the extra speed.
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09.01.2008, 10:10 PM
Hey Linc good to see that nothing is slowing you down. How many projects do you have in progress right now? I have no experience with either motor just yet, but from all the specs and your extensive experiences in R/C I would say why not just go with the 1521 and have some fun. After all 1515's have been used extensively and have been showcased on here already. Besides we all know how you love the speed and power above and beyond the norm. I am sure that you had already made up your mind before you posted, but sparking some jealousy and enthusiasm is just your way of keeping things interesting right? From my point of view I do not think that you would be happy with just the 1515 in the heavier truck. Anyhow let us know how that works out for you Sir. Have a good one Pimp.
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09.06.2008, 09:58 PM
Dude is that one of those costumey bags that you pee in? I want one for my rc desk so I dont have to keep leaving my projects just to pee!
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09.07.2008, 03:39 AM
Noo, it is something much more wrong I think ;)
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