540, 550, 720 motor sizes?
Do you know the dimensions of these motor sizes or if there is an official chart of motor sizes?
For example, how do motor manufacturers know how to designate their motor sizes? 540, 550, 720 |
Those numbers used to roughly indicate the length of the can. a 540 was about 5.4 cm long.
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Not sure if this is what you are looking for but Tekin for instance has motors labeled as 358 or 448 and so forth.
358= 5800KV 448= 4800KV Hope that helps any. |
Those numbers refer to the motor diameter.
540 has a diameter of 36mm. 380 has a diameter ~28mm. 280 has a diameter of 24mm. The S, L or XL after the numbers refers to the motor length. With some searching you may be able to find a chart online that lists other motor sizes. |
E10 Drift?
E1:tire: drift with EN-1, is it possible to put a Titan 55:tire: 12t (8.4v all the rest of the specs are in the numbers)?
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Originally Posted by GT-R35
(Post 5549938)
E1:tire: drift with EN-1, is it possible to put a Titan 55:tire: 12t (8.4v all the rest of the specs are in the numbers)?
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Originally Posted by gweed
(Post 5550093)
? why would you want to put a titan 550 in anything. that motor is garbage.
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No that motor is junk. its pointless in anything except a slash spec class which you're gonna see evolve it to corr truck so that motor is gonna be pointless
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Originally Posted by ta_man
(Post 5550948)
Spoken as a true Traxxas hater. It is not garbage, just something you don't like.
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I own a Slash, and will be the first to say the Titan motor is junk. That was the first thing to fail on my truck.
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Originally Posted by 123quattro
(Post 5556799)
I own a Slash, and will be the first to say the Titan motor is junk. That was the first thing to fail on my truck.
People sometimes fail to realize that one data point doesn't make a trend. That one data point (yours) doesn't mean all the Titan 12T motors are junk, or for that matter, even that the one you destroyed was junk. People come on these forums to complain. The 26 guys at my track that haven't had any problems overwhelm the 3 or 4 that did, but they think it is normal for the motors to last and last so they don't bother posting about them. It really depends more on how you treat them than anything else. Some guys just destroy stuff no matter what you give them because of the way they treat their equipment. |
Originally Posted by ta_man
(Post 5558157)
And yet we've got 30+ people racing at out club since the truck came out and maybe 3 or 4 motors have died in 9 months.
It really depends more on how you treat them than anything else. Some guys just destroy stuff no matter what you give them because of the way they treat their equipment. 30 people over 9 months, and 3-4 motors went bad....BBBBSSSS! if they were racing they were using that motor 3-6 times and swpping before that junker went BAD!! in fact i bet they were running a stock class at your club...stating that they can only run the junk titan to be elgible for that class. :nod: |
I wouldn't say closed end bell motors are junk. They just arent up to par with brushless motors. I am using a midnight pumpkin with a 25+ years silver can motor and it's pretty good. Ive had good experience with the Titan motors as well. Some people get a bad motor and some just kill them. I'm sure there are a few bad brushless motors once in a while too
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
(Post 4759831)
Those numbers refer to the motor diameter.
540 has a diameter of 36mm. 380 has a diameter ~28mm. 280 has a diameter of 24mm. The S, L or XL after the numbers refers to the motor length. With some searching you may be able to find a chart online that lists other motor sizes. I assume a 550 has the same diameter as a 540?? |
Originally Posted by Drbrake
(Post 13747249)
Thanks for the info. just what I was looking for.
I assume a 550 has the same diameter as a 540?? |
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