New Team Epic NEMESIS 1 Cell Spec Brushless Motor
 

I just check at Team Epic web site and saw the new motor NEMESIS 1 Cell Spec Brushless Motor for 1 Cell Oval and On Road racing, 1/12th On-Road. I will order the 10.5 for my BMI 10RR.
If someone ran the NEMESIS motor, please leave the feedback.

Since they aren't available till November, I don't think you'll get a lot of feed back on them yet.

So hopefully this is not just for marketing and it is actually optimized for 1s racing. How can they go about doing this anyways?

I heard they are going to use thinner winding wire insulation and thinner gaps between PCB traces. It lowered internal resistance by 0.0074%, good for two tenths.

1S sounds like a good way to keep those Pulses from burning up.

I am interested.

Maybe some electrical gurus can chime in on just how you make a motor run better when it is designed for less volts.

You gotta figure that a lot of the BL motors out now, especially the spec motors, are designed to run on 8.4v. So maybe there is something that can be done. Or maybe its BS.


--pakk

Ding, ding, ding, I think we have a winner here! When people are having trouble getting their Duos above 115 degrees with 1S, the Pulses may now survive. All they had to do was re-engineer a new label for the can.

Now thats some funny S#!T right there!!!!:lol::lol::lol:

I don't think so.
Look at the pictures.

Pulse, not Duo2. Can is slightly different. Some extra slots on the can.

http://images.amainhobbies.com/image...e/tri10412.jpg

http://www.redrc.net/wp-content/uplo...-2-400x320.jpg

They still overheat in 1 cell

Those are to let the melting solder out. :lol:

:lol::)

Well I hope these work out better then the Pulse...I liked the Pulse can but the performance was lacking. Sure was nice to be able to put a drop of oil on the rear bearing without taking apart the back of the motor.