13.5T Electric motor best choice
02-09-2014, 03:32 PM
#32
Tech Master
You should get your hands on a Team Powers motors. There's a reason why it dominates the reedy race year after year.
11-09-2014, 06:19 AM
#34
Tech Adept
Hi guys, may I know whats your experience with Reedy, Thunder Powers & Trinity motor in terms of temperature tolerance? I am using for blinky 13.5T.
11-10-2014, 04:02 AM
#35
For 13.5 boosted it's usually the motor which will handle the heat the best, and not blow up lol, GM is probably the most popular motor in the UK for this class, don't know anyone who has blew one up
11-10-2014, 02:08 PM
#36
13.5T motors run cooler in boosted.
If you are running boosted it doesn't matter much, any decent 13.5T will do the job.
In blinky, killshot, Orca Tx, R1, HW V10 LRP X20 go well.
If you are running boosted it doesn't matter much, any decent 13.5T will do the job.
In blinky, killshot, Orca Tx, R1, HW V10 LRP X20 go well.
11-10-2014, 02:37 PM
#37
we had a track temperature of 60deg on the weekend (yep it was stupid hot) and the trinity's just didn't miss a beat.
11-10-2014, 03:11 PM
#38
Second that the D3.5 are an awesome motor if you are still allowed to use them they are very hard to go passed.
11-10-2014, 03:50 PM
#39
hardly anybody here uses the reedy type motors in 13.5 boosted, or with any great success, same as with HW, Orca's are used but not as common as the GM as the GM can handle incredible heat. The LRP x12 and x20 are funny with some speedo's, most that run LRP motors will run it with LRP speedo's. Team powers new motor has only just became legal here, been hearing good things though, this is for outdoor running
11-10-2014, 04:04 PM
#40
I should also add I have been testing the D4 the last couple of weeks at our smaller club track and have it on par with my D3.5, I would like to try it in practice this Thursday or Friday at the nats on a much larger track if I get time as I still have it set up in my spare car.
11-10-2014, 05:42 PM
#41
So what does everyone think of the schurrspeed 13.5?
11-25-2014, 01:11 PM
#42
11-25-2014, 01:31 PM
#43
11-25-2014, 01:38 PM
#44
thx
11-25-2014, 01:40 PM
#45
Is the older MAXILLA still the best ?
Team Trinity D3.5 "MAXZILLA" ROAR Spec Brushless Motor w/High Torque Rotor (13.5T)
[TRITEP1081M]
Features:
•Comes with TEP1112 high torque rotor installed
•Short stator, less wire, lower resistance, more power
•Lightweight end plate, less weight, lower center of gravity for better handling
•Improved air flow, cooler operating temperatures
•Silicone rotor damper
•Timing gauge on end bell, easier to make timing adjustments motor to motor, run to run
•100% designed for spec racing, No compromises
•Optimized for 1-2 cell operation, Touring, off-road, oval, etc.
•Sensor design, works with most high end racing speed controls
•Designed by Team Trinity in the USA
•4600kV
-Or the newer Kill Shot MAXILLA better ?
Team Trinity REVTECH "Kill Shot" High Torque MAXZILLA ROAR Brushless Motor (13.5T)
[TRIREV1601TM]
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ess-Motor-135T
Features:
•Maxzilla Version comes with High Torque TRITEP1112 rotor installed
•Infinite Timing Adjustment
•True Zero Point
•Updated Sensor Board Design
•Open Bearing On Sensor End For Easy Cleaning And Oiling
•Lower Resistance Solder Tabs
•Maximized Can Cooling Vents
•Designed By Jim Dieter
•Sensored Design
•High Torque Stator for Use On Short On-Road Tracks, Short Course & 4WD
Team Trinity D3.5 "MAXZILLA" ROAR Spec Brushless Motor w/High Torque Rotor (13.5T)
[TRITEP1081M]
Features:
•Comes with TEP1112 high torque rotor installed
•Short stator, less wire, lower resistance, more power
•Lightweight end plate, less weight, lower center of gravity for better handling
•Improved air flow, cooler operating temperatures
•Silicone rotor damper
•Timing gauge on end bell, easier to make timing adjustments motor to motor, run to run
•100% designed for spec racing, No compromises
•Optimized for 1-2 cell operation, Touring, off-road, oval, etc.
•Sensor design, works with most high end racing speed controls
•Designed by Team Trinity in the USA
•4600kV
-Or the newer Kill Shot MAXILLA better ?
Team Trinity REVTECH "Kill Shot" High Torque MAXZILLA ROAR Brushless Motor (13.5T)
[TRIREV1601TM]
http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ess-Motor-135T
Features:
•Maxzilla Version comes with High Torque TRITEP1112 rotor installed
•Infinite Timing Adjustment
•True Zero Point
•Updated Sensor Board Design
•Open Bearing On Sensor End For Easy Cleaning And Oiling
•Lower Resistance Solder Tabs
•Maximized Can Cooling Vents
•Designed By Jim Dieter
•Sensored Design
•High Torque Stator for Use On Short On-Road Tracks, Short Course & 4WD
