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Neil McGrath
08-21-2005, 04:12 AM
I spotted a set up on Ebay showing one of these motors and wondered if anyone had tried one in a small fast electric boat, as a replacement for a Speed400/480.
http://members.sparedollar.com/josie/P3262091a.jpg
AndyKunz
08-21-2005, 07:59 AM
I looked at doing it once, Neil, but they have very low Kv (the ones I looked at). For a scale boat they would be fine, but the ones I saw don't really wind up the way I'd like for a boat. It probably depends a lot on the boat and the motor.
Andy
Neil McGrath
08-21-2005, 02:56 PM
This is the published spec.
Tower Pro Bm2408-21 RC Airplane Outrunner Brushless Motor
• 100% Brand New
• Size: Dia. 31mm x 29mm (not include the shaft)
• Shaft Dia: Standard threaded 3 mm Shaft (suitable for GWS props etc.)
• Weight: 56g(with the plastic mount)
• Weight: 49g(without the plastic mount)
• Plastic mount and screws are included
• Input Voltage: 6-12V suitable for 2 cells or 3 cells Lipo.
• KV: around 1500RPM/V
• Suitable for Props: 6x4, 7x3, 7x4 or 8x4, etc.
Max current 15A
Jim Caldwell
08-22-2005, 10:17 AM
This type of motor has HIGH resitence and can not be cooled effectively, even the large motors have a MAX. amps of 40 making them unsuitable even for offshore.
Stratcat
09-26-2005, 03:12 AM
At the SAWS in fl, rumrunner set a record with an outrunner:cool: I was impressed, it was a 6 cell mono. This was my first meeting of the RumRunners and I was very impressed with them. Nice to see father and son setting records:D Thanks for all the help and info guys....MJ
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