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eddieh
06-03-2003, 04:37 PM
I bought an Ultra 40 series long can 6turn from dennis awhile back I have been saving it for something, would this be better in the ul-1 then the ultra 900 marine? I would like to stay with 12 cells, and Dennis mentioned this was a Chris Fine Motor he ran at the 2000 nats in jersey, anybody know the equivelent plettenberg series I couldn't find anything on a 40 series ultra, thanx in advance, cheers eddie
AndyKunz
06-04-2003, 07:12 AM
Eddie,
Graupner bought a lot of Plett motors. You would probably do best testing the motor per The Motor Handbook and using the values to find which motor that way.
Or, you could try one of the *calc programs. Perhaps Bill Sellers can point you in the right direction. My copy wasn't mailed until Monday :(
Andy
Bill Sellers
06-05-2003, 09:22 PM
Eddie,
Can you give me a little more info about the nomenclature on the Plett? For instance, is it a 290/40/6 or something like that? The ElectriCalc motor database has over 900 motors and dozens of Pletts, so I need a specific mfg part number. I found the Ultra 900 specs, so I am halfway there.
Bill
eddieh
06-05-2003, 09:55 PM
Bill, thanks a lot for the help, I would have looked up the numbers if I had them, I bought the motor from Dennis Whitt, (Thanx again Dennis!!! it is a beauty) quote" I also have a ultra 40series it is a long can 6 turn awsome for p offshore Chris Fine ran it at the 2000 Nats in New Jersey In a Key West," unquote I truly believe it is a 290/40/6 turn, it's a biggun! would appreciate any and all help, but I am afraid there's no numbers on the motor
thanx again bill, cheers eddie
Bill Sellers
06-05-2003, 10:57 PM
Eddie,
It would be nice if Dennis could jump in here to give us more info. Here's the scoop on the 290/40/6. It is a high torque motor with a Kv of 980 rpm/v, which is quite low. The Ultra 900 has a Kv of 2080 rpm/v, which is a bit on the high side. Many of the motors that are used for 12 cell FE have a Kv in the range of 1200 to 2000 rpm/v. I don't yet know enough about offshore racing to recognize a good 12 cell motor, but I hope this helps.
Bill
eddieh
06-06-2003, 06:47 AM
Thanx bill!!!, the 900 it is LOL,,,, cheers eddie
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