R1 Wurks brushless motors
#122
Thanks for the info! I will start with the V7 or now.
#123
I have been able to try both the V7 and V11 motors in the spec TC classes (17.5 and 13.5) and have been very happy with the performance of both. I cannot pick which one I prefer, but I generally think the V11 may be a slightly punchier motor whereas the V7 a more top end motor. Both great options.
V7 is the gold-standard and what most people know/can help with, so for that reason it might be the route to go.
V7 is the gold-standard and what most people know/can help with, so for that reason it might be the route to go.
#124
I run the V11 in 17.5 12th scale and it's been pretty good. Prior to that I ran the V9, but I think the V11 has a slight edge on it. My V9 13.5 was a beast. Would love to see what a V11 can do but we don't run that anymore except for WGT.
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#130
Tech Initiate
Just bought a V11 17.5 for 1/12 pan car (blinky mode) Whats a good end can timing setting to start with. I dont have a motor analyzer so I cant test what 0 on the motor actually is. Thanks...
#131
V11 17.5 for 1:12: Start around 40* timing on the can and a 95 rollout. This should get you started and you can adjust accordingly from there. Good luck.
#132
Tech Initiate
GREAT just what I wanted to know............. Thanks.
#134
this motor is very good and nicely built, extremely speedy and has a ton of torque.. the only hindrance is the cogging problem on the 2017 version with some ESC specially the REDs brand and muchmore ones.. rotor size and dimension is basically a photocopy of team trinity d4.. so not a problemif you want to change it and make it even stronger.. bought 2 of these, tried once then sold it the day after.. otherwise very strong motor
#135
In 12th scale I found that anything over 45* the V11 17.5 motor will cog with a SMC esc.