AXI4120/14 equivelent????
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AXI4120/14 equivelent????
Hi All , trying to chase down an AXI4120/14 equivelent motor as im unable to locate and purchase one atm. ( if you know of where to get one , also please let me know!) .
Does anyone know of a Equivelent brand etc motor? every motor you can think of would be great
Many Thanks all
Michael
Does anyone know of a Equivelent brand etc motor? every motor you can think of would be great
Many Thanks all
Michael
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RE: AXI4120/14 equivelent????
This seems fairly close: http://2dogrc.com/ecommerce/os/catal...ze-p-2013.html
or perhaps this one: http://2dogrc.com/ecommerce/os/catal...ze-p-2032.html
or perhaps this one: http://2dogrc.com/ecommerce/os/catal...ze-p-2032.html
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RE: AXI4120/14 equivelent????
You could try a KMS 4120/07 from hobbypeople.net same size, but the Axi is a better motor.
http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/108522.asp
http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/108522.asp
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RE: AXI4120/14 equivelent????
citation,
you could try here = http://www.nitroplanes.com/brmo.html im going to order 2 of the 46's for my H9 B-25 and a 32 for my new pulse XT 25E once it gets here. i have heard good things about these motors.
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you could try here = http://www.nitroplanes.com/brmo.html im going to order 2 of the 46's for my H9 B-25 and a 32 for my new pulse XT 25E once it gets here. i have heard good things about these motors.
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RE: AXI4120/14 equivelent????
The problem with picking an off-brand, they may be great, is that without the Kt you don't know how strong the magnets are.
Someone with some bucks should buy one of each of these "pick a size and Kv" from each vendor and publish the RPM/watt for a given prop.
Is someone has already done this, a link please?
Someone with some bucks should buy one of each of these "pick a size and Kv" from each vendor and publish the RPM/watt for a given prop.
Is someone has already done this, a link please?
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RE: AXI4120/14 equivelent????
Kt ("K" sub "T") is the torque constant. Kv=X RPM/Volt (Revolutions per Minute per Volt, Kt=X Nm/A (Newton Meters per Amp), R= X Ohms, L=X henrys
Without all four values predicting motor performance accurately is difficult to impossible.
I have 2 4120 motors both have a Kv of 480RPM/V. One turns a 12X6 with an input of 800 watts and stays cool the other, 900 watts at a lower rpm and gets hot. One was $45 the other $120. The Axi has 30% more Kt than the no-name motor. BTW, the cheap motor works great with a 12X4 prop at 600 watts.
Without all four values predicting motor performance accurately is difficult to impossible.
I have 2 4120 motors both have a Kv of 480RPM/V. One turns a 12X6 with an input of 800 watts and stays cool the other, 900 watts at a lower rpm and gets hot. One was $45 the other $120. The Axi has 30% more Kt than the no-name motor. BTW, the cheap motor works great with a 12X4 prop at 600 watts.
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You guys are all great!!! Thankyou for taking the time to help me out! , Finding many possibilities.... now the hard part... to choose!!
Please keep the info coming
many Thanks
Michael
Please keep the info coming
many Thanks
Michael
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RE: AXI4120/14 equivelent????
rcdude.com has a great comparison chart. They sell Scorpion motors which are great quality at half the price of AXI motors. The one you want is an S-4020-12 which is a 542 Kv. The AXI is 650 Kv.