Which motor would have more speed brushed or brushless
1014912
Brushless all they way. Change out the bearing tho the stock one go out and mess up the motor
1014913
Brushless. However, this car is over powered and can be difficult to keep from flipping with the lipo batteries so the brushed will be perfectly fine and a ton of fun
1014914
I don't think it has to do with speed, but rather longevity. I could be wrong though.
1969263
As long as it's a 20 volt...brushless or not. A 20 volt is a 20 volt. Hope this helps.
1244765
I owned the non fuel model before, couldnt handle my abuse, the fuel model I just bought and it's supposed to have more torque and be overall a better drill, brushless is bonus. Fuel is their top o' the line is my understanding.
1514215
No, is brushed motor, I don't know I've never use the brushless version, but for drift you'll want sensored brushless motor.
85103
I know I'm late.DEWALT brushless motor delivers up to 57% more run time over brushed.XR Li-Ion batteries with fuel gauge provide 33% more capacity over standard packs
1599736
As far as know all electric motors have brushes. If you find what you are looking for, I would be interested also.
789396
To be honest, unless someone has both models there is no way to adequately compare them. The Deep Sweep appears to have a more active brush head so I would have to say it would be more aggressive based on the action of the head.
1429313
Brushless motors have more power. Also you don't have to replace the brushes when they ware out over time.
640619
this is your truck then, its faster than the brushed, and will go faster with the lipo batteries
53537
No it doesn't have brushless motor. But it's a very good drill an impact driver. But if you're thinking of buying one stick with new milwaukee brushless it has a lot of power too I'm actually thinking buying the new one brushless motor that is. Good luck on your buying. I do recommend amazon it's the best no problems so far.
297983
Why do people (like the ones below) bother to answer when they don't even understand the question?Anywho, while Ventech doesn't specifically say so on their website I'm fairly positive this is a brushed motor. The reason why is because they also sell a variable speed controller to be used with the fans and it states "This router speed controller works with any universal AC/DC brush-type motor". Since they don't sell any other speed controllers, and due to the price of the fan, I doubt it's brushless.
81478
Yes, It can be modified to go faster but will require some major changes. To do those changes you can replace the motor with a brush-less motor. Brush-less motors turn at a substantially higher RPM. However just replacing the motor is only the beginning as you will also need to replace the (ESC) electronic speed control module as it is existing ESC is set up for a brush motor. With the right set up these cars can reach up to 100 mph. Go here to see how it is done https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPEwt0ej1HI
841402
I only ran this once with the stock motor and speed control to test it out because I bought it to run brushless with the all steel gears that it has. It's not very fast out of the box, probably like 15 mph . I never tried it with a Lipo, I removed the factory motor and esc and put in a 3800kv brushless
1529167
If it is brushed about 25mph on 2s battery if it is brushless 32-35mph on 2s
1706439
Yes. Only the larger (and much more expensive) drill models use brushless motors.
2079411
Get the 18v brushless. The 12v just doesn't have the balls to doWhat you're asking. It's a lightweight service driver. It's very good for what it's meant for.
216761
I say brushless they have more power and have great take off power with the right esc and battery (I advise lipid battery) I've had my volcano epx pro for about 2 weeks and I'm impressed by it factory but I already upgraded my motor, esc and my gears and I can say mine runs about 65mph and I love it Great beginner rc