motor/esc combo for tamiya madbull
06-23-2010, 01:53 AM
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motor/esc combo for tamiya madbull
I need a recommendation for a good brushless motor and esc combo for my completely stock Madbull.
It doesnt have to be the fastest. It just needs to be reliable. I dont want motors burning up because its drawing too much current.
Normally I wouldnt bother about a new motor but I'm in a position to get it for a good price so, what the hell, I'll buy it. Now I just need to be sure I'm getting the right combination.
Could anyone recommend a kV range for the motor and amp rating for the esc? If anyone already has a setup that works and would like to share, I'd appreciate it.
cheers
06-23-2010, 03:02 AM
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RE: motor/esc combo for tamiya madbull
i rekon between 3000kv and 3500 or around about, something with lots of tourque because ive heard that the madbull is slightly overgeared.
You can get the
vxl sysetm - 3500kv
Ezrun systems - 3000kv and up
Novatech system - 3600kv /
Kershaw designs motors and an ezrun esc - lots of options
Im not sure of any others for a good price.
06-23-2010, 07:01 AM
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I need a recommendation for a good brushless motor and esc combo for my completely stock Madbull.
It doesnt have to be the fastest. It just needs to be reliable. I dont want motors burning up because its drawing too much current.
Normally I wouldnt bother about a new motor but I'm in a position to get it for a good price so, what the hell, I'll buy it. Now I just need to be sure I'm getting the right combination.
Could anyone recommend a kV range for the motor and amp rating for the esc? If anyone already has a setup that works and would like to share, I'd appreciate it.
cheers
I need a recommendation for a good brushless motor and esc combo for my completely stock Madbull.
It doesnt have to be the fastest. It just needs to be reliable. I dont want motors burning up because its drawing too much current.
Normally I wouldnt bother about a new motor but I'm in a position to get it for a good price so, what the hell, I'll buy it. Now I just need to be sure I'm getting the right combination.
Could anyone recommend a kV range for the motor and amp rating for the esc? If anyone already has a setup that works and would like to share, I'd appreciate it.
cheers
