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Losi muggy brushless conversion
I am very new to the brushless scene and the amount of motors on the market is baffling. Coming from nitro, i know sb and bb
Can someone point me on my way to what is a good motor for a muggy conversion? Im not looking to spend an arm and a leg but something with quality.
Also what about ESC and batteries?
Can someone point me on my way to what is a good motor for a muggy conversion? Im not looking to spend an arm and a leg but something with quality.
Also what about ESC and batteries?
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
I have been looking around for my LST electric setup to. For ESC I am looking at something that can handle around 150 amps, and go with 2 3S Lipo packs hard cased. Not sure about motor I am still looking around for that myself. devious1 been doing a conversion to here. Take a look at that for other good ideas.
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
ORIGINAL: devious1
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
the Leopard motors are of much better quality and put down more power
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=keda-4074
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
ORIGINAL: srt10
If your runing the Blue can motor that is actually a $46 Keda motor
the Leopard motors are of much better quality and put down more power
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=keda-4074
ORIGINAL: devious1
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
the Leopard motors are of much better quality and put down more power
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=keda-4074
Yeah its a blue can 2000kv, Nothing spectacular by any means its the same size visually as the mmm 2200kv
I am glad to hear the actual leo motors are going to be better than what i have.
I am planning on the 4092 around 1700ish kv probably for my final motor as i dont know if i want to grind away at my motor mount for the 1717.
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
ORIGINAL: devious1
Yeah its a blue can 2000kv, Nothing spectacular by any means its the same size visually as the mmm 2200kv
I am glad to hear the actual leo motors are going to be better than what i have.
I am planning on the 4092 around 1700ish kv probably for my final motor as i dont know if i want to grind away at my motor mount for the 1717.
ORIGINAL: srt10
If your runing the Blue can motor that is actually a $46 Keda motor
the Leopard motors are of much better quality and put down more power
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=keda-4074
ORIGINAL: devious1
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
the Leopard motors are of much better quality and put down more power
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=keda-4074
Yeah its a blue can 2000kv, Nothing spectacular by any means its the same size visually as the mmm 2200kv
I am glad to hear the actual leo motors are going to be better than what i have.
I am planning on the 4092 around 1700ish kv probably for my final motor as i dont know if i want to grind away at my motor mount for the 1717.
the Leopard 4092 is very much like a CC1520 motor, and those kick butt!
the 4092 is going to be more than enough for your needs in this Muggy [:-]
I was thinking of doing a Track Star 4068 2560kv on 4s in my Muggy.. but I think this one I will keep nitro and go with maybe a OS30
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
ORIGINAL: srt10
yeah the blue can Keda motors are ok, but the Leopards are much better
the Leopard 4092 is very much like a CC1520 motor, and those kick butt!
the 4092 is going to be more than enough for your needs in this Muggy [:-]
I was thinking of doing a Track Star 4068 2560kv on 4s in my Muggy.. but I think this one I will keep nitro and go with maybe a OS30
ORIGINAL: devious1
Yeah its a blue can 2000kv, Nothing spectacular by any means its the same size visually as the mmm 2200kv
I am glad to hear the actual leo motors are going to be better than what i have.
I am planning on the 4092 around 1700ish kv probably for my final motor as i dont know if i want to grind away at my motor mount for the 1717.
ORIGINAL: srt10
If your runing the Blue can motor that is actually a $46 Keda motor
the Leopard motors are of much better quality and put down more power
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=keda-4074
ORIGINAL: devious1
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
What is a general price range?
i have a leopard 2000kv setup in my muggy for test runs.
all depend on what you want to do with the muggy
Mild bashing, street, outrageous speed.
I am testing on 2 3s turnigy nanotech 6000mah lipo's
will probably be switching to venoms as i can get those for the same price as the turnigys
at my lhs plus limited lifetime warranty
.
My build.
[link=http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30842]4092 E-muggy[/link]
My vid
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOd50U22hIk]Maiden voyage[/link]
If you need help let me know
the Leopard motors are of much better quality and put down more power
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=keda-4074
Yeah its a blue can 2000kv, Nothing spectacular by any means its the same size visually as the mmm 2200kv
I am glad to hear the actual leo motors are going to be better than what i have.
I am planning on the 4092 around 1700ish kv probably for my final motor as i dont know if i want to grind away at my motor mount for the 1717.
the Leopard 4092 is very much like a CC1520 motor, and those kick butt!
the 4092 is going to be more than enough for your needs in this Muggy [:-]
I was thinking of doing a Track Star 4068 2560kv on 4s in my Muggy.. but I think this one I will keep nitro and go with maybe a OS30
Glad to hear about the 4092 i keep hearing its a nice in between the 1520 and the 1527.
hoping to keep my 16t 46t setup or go up a tooth or 2 for street use. with the 4092 1730kv.
as for the trackstar, I have a Toro system (same thing) flipped the switch on the esc after leaving it sit for the winter, e.s.c. went poof.
the motor is the 2560kv i havent tested it out yet this year.
I had been running 6s lipo on that setup for over a year at the time in my E-revo
it was a fun little set up.
seen a couple youtube vids on 4s in a muggy, looks like it cooks pretty good.
I wish you luck with the os.30 if you go that direction.
i didn't have great luck with my os.30, (other people have great luck)
my lrp.30 rocked my savage xl.
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
ORIGINAL: devious1
Glad to hear about the 4092 i keep hearing its a nice in between the 1520 and the 1527.
hoping to keep my 16t 46t setup or go up a tooth or 2 for street use. with the 4092 1730kv.
as for the trackstar, I have a Toro system (same thing) flipped the switch on the esc after leaving it sit for the winter, e.s.c. went poof.
the motor is the 2560kv i havent tested it out yet this year.
I had been running 6s lipo on that setup for over a year at the time in my E-revo
it was a fun little set up.
seen a couple youtube vids on 4s in a muggy, looks like it cooks pretty good.
I wish you luck with the os.30 if you go that direction.
i didn't have great luck with my os.30, (other people have great luck)
my lrp.30 rocked my savage xl.
Glad to hear about the 4092 i keep hearing its a nice in between the 1520 and the 1527.
hoping to keep my 16t 46t setup or go up a tooth or 2 for street use. with the 4092 1730kv.
as for the trackstar, I have a Toro system (same thing) flipped the switch on the esc after leaving it sit for the winter, e.s.c. went poof.
the motor is the 2560kv i havent tested it out yet this year.
I had been running 6s lipo on that setup for over a year at the time in my E-revo
it was a fun little set up.
seen a couple youtube vids on 4s in a muggy, looks like it cooks pretty good.
I wish you luck with the os.30 if you go that direction.
i didn't have great luck with my os.30, (other people have great luck)
my lrp.30 rocked my savage xl.
not near the power of the 1527
and they are coming out with a NEU 1530 2200kv that would make for a monster setup !!
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...u-1530&cat=117
way more power than you could ever need
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
ORIGINAL: srt10
The 4092 is 4mm longer than the castle 1520 motor
not near the power of the 1527
and they are coming out with a NEU 1530 2200kv that would make for a monster setup !!
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...u-1530&cat=117
way more power than you could ever need
ORIGINAL: devious1
Glad to hear about the 4092 i keep hearing its a nice in between the 1520 and the 1527.
hoping to keep my 16t 46t setup or go up a tooth or 2 for street use. with the 4092 1730kv.
as for the trackstar, I have a Toro system (same thing) flipped the switch on the esc after leaving it sit for the winter, e.s.c. went poof.
the motor is the 2560kv i havent tested it out yet this year.
I had been running 6s lipo on that setup for over a year at the time in my E-revo
it was a fun little set up.
seen a couple youtube vids on 4s in a muggy, looks like it cooks pretty good.
I wish you luck with the os.30 if you go that direction.
i didn't have great luck with my os.30, (other people have great luck)
my lrp.30 rocked my savage xl.
Glad to hear about the 4092 i keep hearing its a nice in between the 1520 and the 1527.
hoping to keep my 16t 46t setup or go up a tooth or 2 for street use. with the 4092 1730kv.
as for the trackstar, I have a Toro system (same thing) flipped the switch on the esc after leaving it sit for the winter, e.s.c. went poof.
the motor is the 2560kv i havent tested it out yet this year.
I had been running 6s lipo on that setup for over a year at the time in my E-revo
it was a fun little set up.
seen a couple youtube vids on 4s in a muggy, looks like it cooks pretty good.
I wish you luck with the os.30 if you go that direction.
i didn't have great luck with my os.30, (other people have great luck)
my lrp.30 rocked my savage xl.
not near the power of the 1527
and they are coming out with a NEU 1530 2200kv that would make for a monster setup !!
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...u-1530&cat=117
way more power than you could ever need
That would be a whole new rebuild just to fit something like that.
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RE: Losi muggy brushless conversion
Although a 1527 with 2300kv would be an absolute monster on 6s also.
i dont think my leo or mmm esc would be much good with that kind of a setup.
i dont think my leo or mmm esc would be much good with that kind of a setup.
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ORIGINAL: devious1
Although a 1527 with 2300kv would be an absolute monster on 6s also.
i dont think my leo or mmm esc would be much good with that kind of a setup.
Although a 1527 with 2300kv would be an absolute monster on 6s also.
i dont think my leo or mmm esc would be much good with that kind of a setup.