4pole motors in TC cars?
#2
Tech Adept
I've seen a few guys run em in Palm Dale CA, its a small parking lot set up but they were very happy campers. I'm running a 4 pole castle 3800 in my 4x4 short course, its awesome, the 2400 was way too much torque, the 3800 is an all around great motor for all applications.
#3
We do offer a rotor for the Pro4 motors with a 1/8" shaft. TT2516
We are planning to offer a PRO2 version of the 4pole Pro4 motor that is designed more for lighter cars that can use torque like 1/10 4wd and heavy 1/10 2wd SC trucks.
We are planning to offer a PRO2 version of the 4pole Pro4 motor that is designed more for lighter cars that can use torque like 1/10 4wd and heavy 1/10 2wd SC trucks.
#5
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Used to run 4 pole in the mid 90's and asked the manufacturers to make them again since Aveox stopped making motors for the R/C industry. Kind of funny how they are becoming popular again. I went as far as modifying one of my old sensored Aveox motor to run the current ESCs. They are ROAR legal as mentioned by a ROAR director's in a post somewhere in this forum.
#6
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#7
Tech Adept
Hello, here a friend make a conversion kit for a Nitro touring cars to electric, for now for a Xray NT1 and Kiosho RRR, this cars weight about 1700-1800g , and i plan to mount one of this motors Pro4 or Revtech, i think the extra power will work very well with this extra weight, but i donīt have any experiencie with this kind of 4 pole motors, i plan to run it with SC esc, Xerun SCT or 1/8 esc, type RX8, with 2S or 3S, but at first i like to test with 2S.
What do you think about, i need all help, is very appreciate.
This is the web of my friend: http://nuke.turboracingrc.es/
Greetings.
What do you think about, i need all help, is very appreciate.
This is the web of my friend: http://nuke.turboracingrc.es/
Greetings.
#8
Is this the Gen2 Redline that was announced some time ago but hasn't been released? Or something entirely different?
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...er-faster.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...er-faster.html