Team Power Brushless Motor Checker
#61
Tech Fanatic
It depends on what class you are running the motors in and the type of track you are running on. If you are running on a smooth, long open type of track that has a long straight, you would use the motor that has the most RPM. If you have a short track with a lot of corners or a lot of jumps, then the motor with more amp draw would be a better choice. The best way to do this is put your motors on the tester, document the readings for each motor and then put them on the track. You will then start to create a comparison of tester readings against track performance between all of your motors.
#62
Tech Initiate
where can you get one in the states? I had one but went bad when I plugged the battery in backwards. Thanks
#63
Tech Fanatic
Team Powers no longer offers these motor testers. I did see the same tester by another manufacture on-line someplace but I cannot remember where I saw them. You can try checking the Japanese and China hobby shop sites.
#64
Tech Initiate
I did find some in china but they take 2 weeks to get one and seems no one has them in the states.
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