RC-Monster.com Now Carries Feigao 380C Motors!

[Batfish]

Now at RC-Monster.com - Feigao 380C Sensorless Brushless Motors!

These motors have a built-in heat sink and a nice finished look. Great for 1/10th scale applications, they have a 1/8" shaft with a flat spot and a "540" bolt pattern, which means they'll bolt right up to most motor mounts! Available in several different "kv" ranges, you're sure to find one to suit your needs!

Now in stock at a fantastic price, you can find them here:
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...AO_380C&cat=20

[ygguB naM]

Is it as fast as a hacker c406t?

[squeeforever]

im pretty sure there escensially(sp?) the same thing.

[MetalMan]

They are pretty much the same, just about 1/3 the cost ;). They may not be as efficient (which would slightly affect performance), but for the price they are more than good enough.

[Batfish]

Also, the 540C 9L motor has been added!
http://www.rc-monster.com/proddetail...540C_9L&cat=20

[rchippie]

How do the 380 size BL motors compare to a 540 size BL motor ?.

will these fit into the losi mini LST?

Will two?

[squeeforever]

im pretty sure there to big but i would recommend the mamba or a tekin system. i was thinking of trying the mgm 25 amp controller with a tekin or mamba motor. thats always an option.

[MetalMan]

The regular 380 motors should fit, but these are the "C" version which have 540 motor mounting holes.

[SpEEdyBL]

Their the same width as a regular 540 because of the heatsink, but they're a few mm shorter. I have the 380c 9t. It's good for 50 mph on 3s lipo in most 1/10 scale applications.

[coolhandcountry]

Would a 380 be good for a rusty?

[MetalMan]

Yes, it would be. For 6-8 cells, the 380C 6L is a great motor. Like SpEEdyBL said, 380C 9t for 3s Lipo. Then 380C 13t for 4s Lipo.