brushless motor specs
04-01-2006, 01:31 PM
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brushless motor specs
hi
is there a source of information to educated a newcomer to brushless motors. the more I look at this phase of hobby the more confused I become. every manuf. has different ways to spec their motors so how do you relate one line to another? know what motor to use in what plane?
any help greatly appreciated.
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is there a source of information to educated a newcomer to brushless motors. the more I look at this phase of hobby the more confused I become. every manuf. has different ways to spec their motors so how do you relate one line to another? know what motor to use in what plane?
any help greatly appreciated.
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04-02-2006, 02:31 AM
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RE: brushless motor specs
pt19 -
You have asked the most common and the most difficult question regarding brushless motors. One resource that can be helpful in comparing motors is [link=http://www.flyingmodels.org/index_en.htm]The Great Electric Motor Test[/link].
However, most of the time, it's easier to find a plane you like, then post a message here asking for a power system recommendation. If it's a common plane, chances are good someone will make a recommendation based on their experience. Even if it's not a common plane, if you describe it in detail, someone will usually suggest a power system.
- Jeff
You have asked the most common and the most difficult question regarding brushless motors. One resource that can be helpful in comparing motors is [link=http://www.flyingmodels.org/index_en.htm]The Great Electric Motor Test[/link].
However, most of the time, it's easier to find a plane you like, then post a message here asking for a power system recommendation. If it's a common plane, chances are good someone will make a recommendation based on their experience. Even if it's not a common plane, if you describe it in detail, someone will usually suggest a power system.
- Jeff
