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Can I use T8 motor with hobbywing 150 esc? - 05.10.2009, 07:50 AM

Hi, I m currently using hobbywing 150esc with medusa v2 motor.

Temp is abit on d high side as I run 30mins main, will T8 motor be better or more efficient as it's sensored too.

My gear is 50/12 on x1 CRT, 6s 5000 zippy. Hv motor sink/fan also.thx


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05.10.2009, 02:36 PM

The sensored part only helps during startup. Whenever the car is moving the esc will act no different than a sensorless esc. Any sensorless esc will be able to run that motor (without the sensors plugged in of course) as well as any esc that is both sensored and sensorless.


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05.10.2009, 03:20 PM

I thought the tekin motors are more efficient? They r bigger also. Surely there's a difference


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05.11.2009, 11:31 PM

Sorry, it sounded like you were refering to the efficiency of sensored vs. sensorless startup. The tekin should definately run cooler than the the medusa, any is probably more efficient, but i can't make any claims since I have not seen either run.


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I found the reason y t8 motors are cooler they are using 70mm for buggy n 80mm for truggy, I m using medusa 70mm for my CRT. I m thinking shld I change anot


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05.17.2009, 08:14 PM

You should be fine with a T8. I'd reccomend the truggy motor for the truggy of course.

On 6s try the 1350 or 1550.
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