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this motor and a mm - 01.24.2008, 11:37 PM

http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...idProduct=4937
as the title with 4 or 5 cell a123?
   
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01.24.2008, 11:44 PM

If geared to keep the MM's temp in check and with a fan on the MM, it could work. However, I would bet that gearing would result in the motor being undergeared. That motor could draw a lot of current. I think those KB45XL motors are better with HV due to their higher power rating. (UH rates that motor at 3500+watts, and 5s2p A123 is capable of 2000watts peak, so at 2500watts that motor would require something like 250amps!)


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01.25.2008, 12:17 AM

how many amps do you think it would pull?
   
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01.25.2008, 02:26 AM

It's virtually impossible to know without measuring it. There are so many factors involved with that, including terrain, tires, gearing, driving style, capability of batteries/temp of batteries, ESC settings, drivetrain smoothness, etc. (BrianG's opinion)

Aside from that, assuming the MM weren't already too hot and the batteries could put out a lot of current, I'd guess it could easily spike to 150amps.


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