Losi excelorin sensored brushless motors
#1
Losi excelorin sensored brushless motors
hey all: Came across these today on the losi site and want everyone's opinion on them as far as being high level race worthy and are they on par with other brushless such as novak,tekin,lrp ect? If they are what are the chances we'll see some of the losi team drivers use them? Thanks for the info
Official Press Release:
Losi’s 1/10 Xcelorin Sensored Brushless Systems provide a distinct advantage in situations where the supplied power must be controlled and precise. These sensored brushless systems are also ideal for instances in which starting torque is crucial or where a substantial amount of initial torque is required, such as in racing or rock crawling.
The ROAR Approved Xcelorin Sensored brushless motors offer performance designed features like a neodymium sintered rotor, precision ball bearings, low profile solder tabs and an included sensor cable. No matter the 1/10-scale application Xcelorin Sensored has you covered.
Features:
* Sensor cable supplied (different lengths optional)
* No cogging sensor design
* Compatible with most sensored electronic speed controls
* Long-life neodymium sintered rotor for superior torque and stronger braking
* Precision ball bearings for improved performance
* Low profile, easy-to-solder tabs
* Minimal motor maintenance required
LOSB9400 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 3.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9401 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 4.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9402 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 6.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9403 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 8.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9404 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 10.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9405 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 13.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9406 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 17.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
Official Press Release:
Losi’s 1/10 Xcelorin Sensored Brushless Systems provide a distinct advantage in situations where the supplied power must be controlled and precise. These sensored brushless systems are also ideal for instances in which starting torque is crucial or where a substantial amount of initial torque is required, such as in racing or rock crawling.
The ROAR Approved Xcelorin Sensored brushless motors offer performance designed features like a neodymium sintered rotor, precision ball bearings, low profile solder tabs and an included sensor cable. No matter the 1/10-scale application Xcelorin Sensored has you covered.
Features:
* Sensor cable supplied (different lengths optional)
* No cogging sensor design
* Compatible with most sensored electronic speed controls
* Long-life neodymium sintered rotor for superior torque and stronger braking
* Precision ball bearings for improved performance
* Low profile, easy-to-solder tabs
* Minimal motor maintenance required
LOSB9400 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 3.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9401 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 4.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9402 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 6.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9403 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 8.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9404 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 10.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9405 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 13.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
LOSB9406 - 1/10 Xcelorin S 17.5T Brushless Motor - $79.99
#2
Tech Regular
Looks like a novak copy, since novak and losi have had joint ventures together before I would guess they are behind these also.
#3
I have an idea I'll just race have a good time and stay calm.
Keep the peace at the track because that's what its there for.
Keep the peace at the track because that's what its there for.
#6
bmaglinger,
What does that post have to do with the topic of this thread? That's the kind of stuff that has you in low regard here on this forum.
Please, I've asked you way too many times. Stay on topic.
What does that post have to do with the topic of this thread? That's the kind of stuff that has you in low regard here on this forum.
Please, I've asked you way too many times. Stay on topic.
#7
I am pretty sure it is not RTR stuff. It is legit systems to run against LRP and Novak. I was talking to a couple of Losi onroad guys and they are trying it out in their sedans this weekend.
#8
Losi says it will be out by mid April which means early July….
I’m sure Losi is aiming for a top level system and not just RTR
I’m sure Losi is aiming for a top level system and not just RTR
#9
Tech Champion
Losi just recently came out with arguably more play orientated sensorless systems. So if that was the only market they cared about why bother with sensored systems?
Last edited by Dave H; 11-01-2008 at 04:37 AM.
#10
Tech Champion
iTrader: (6)
I've been running the Losi sensored ESC for a couple of months now and it is a full race system targeted towards the racing crowd, their sensorless stuff is what's targeted to the bashers. It has more adjustments than you could possibly need and it's easy to make changes. It's losi's own esc, not a novak collaboration.
#11
Tech Regular
I've been running the Losi sensored ESC for a couple of months now and it is a full race system targeted towards the racing crowd, their sensorless stuff is what's targeted to the bashers. It has more adjustments than you could possibly need and it's easy to make changes. It's losi's own esc, not a novak collaboration.
Yeah it looks like a full out race system but if Novak didn't have a hand in this Losi might want to lawyer up!!!! Because it looks just like a GTB system.
#12
Feigao had a sensored ESC that looks just like this ESC also.
http://www.feigao.com/sdp/85838/4/pl-102732.html Select on the catalog page.
http://www.feigao.com/sdp/85838/4/pl-102732.html Select on the catalog page.
#13
Tech Champion
Well, except for all of the adjustability it offers. Guess the lawyers still win thou huh? Remains to be seen how many guys will be pointing out how great the service department is.
#14
Team Tekin
iTrader: (18)
My friend just bought the new Losi Speed-T 1/10 stadium Truck and it comes with the excelorin system. Even on the lowest setting the truck is very quick and runs very well. He has no complaints and I think it's a pretty good system. I'm sure there are much better systems out there but it's a pretty solid unit.
Also they are avaliable already. I was at a local shop on Saturday and they had them in. Owner said they just got them in the week before.
-Jeremy
Also they are avaliable already. I was at a local shop on Saturday and they had them in. Owner said they just got them in the week before.
-Jeremy
#15
Does anyone knows what's the real kv or turn for the xcelorin sensored 6.5t?
because 6.5t xcelorin its very slow compared with lrp 6.5t.
because 6.5t xcelorin its very slow compared with lrp 6.5t.