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Old 11-24-2007, 11:32 AM
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wat does the kv on a motor mean? does it tell how big it is? how can i tell wat size prop i can run on it? or how much thrust it'll get? please help me
Old 11-24-2007, 02:47 PM
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Default RE: help please

what is spelled wHat


and it is RPM per volt (Basically)
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Yes. kV is a theoretical number and tells how fast the motor will spin without load/propell.
Two identical motors with different kV-numbers would require different propell. The low kV-numbered motor could spin a larger propeller at lower RPM, and vice versa.
Low kV = suits for slowfliers and 3D.
Medium kV = suits for sportplanes.
High kV = Suits for Ducted fans and pylon maybe . Or gearbox.

In general.
kV at 1000 is quite low if you run on 3S LiPo, 230 is low/medium if you run on 10S LiPo.

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