This may sound dumb to some people but im new in the rc hobby but I see people talking about 380 and 390 motors what do those numbers mean ?
477816
My husband says it could refer to brush and brushless motors. May I suggest looking up this rc vehicle on YouTube? There are some great videos that helped him make up his mind of what to buy and have taught him a few things about caring for and repairing his red cat.
588772
I have no idea, theres no information that comes with them. I switched to 300cc, because I felt the 100cc wasn't doing the job.
2280910
I don't have any real experience above about 9. Fine there. It seems people use these in industrial settings and somewhere I saw the number 30 as being good, but can't recall where.
720691
This is a type of speed rating given to the ram as they develope newer models. judging by the types given here there isn't enough difference to call. you would be talking millions of a second now you could spend more money on the newer types but for every day use in home or business you would not see any difference. Now if you are trying to devolop some type of robotic instrument then the more power the better.
2173793
With a 2150kv motor you should be able to run it up to 5s. But you should be running it on 4s to be safe. If you are looking to run it on 6s hobbywing sells the same esc that's rated at 150 amps. Mainly depends on the motor limit and application its going into. But 4s and the right gearing will have all the power and speed you could ask for and be reliable.
1472546
The device is rated for 90 dc volts @15 amps- It's not good to max out electrical components, but that being said they are designed for some safety if you go over the specs. You don't have to put in 90 volts to make this motor run- It won't run as fast, but it will run on a lot less volts and amps and you can easily stay within the controller specs. Will it run the motor as is- yes- maxed out, but your taking a risk with the heat it will produce and it will burn out.I'm running a 24dc volt motor using a 12.6 auto battery/ using 1.5 amps. Works great for my project.
2107320
Love my mcx2 its not twichy at all but I built it from parts and it is brushless and a real hot rod. Higher head speed = way more stable.
1977692
The motors are 48 to1, Amazon sells a pair, look for : 4.5VDC Gearhead Motor Pair I ditched these motors because they were not matched speed wise, the robot would not go in a straight line. I bought better quality motors, things worked fine. Motors from Pololu 1:70 more torque go better'
438270
Yes. The motors aren't very good and last a few days. I called Traxxas and they sent me upgraded motors. Love this Alias.
1131270
The Recommended Motors are B4-2, B6-4, C6-5. I fly mine with C6-5, and I use regular estes wadding.
243030
nope can't tell you. The motor I bought was a DCK 400 UY. mAYBE THEy changed numbers?
2090834
Friend, I have no idea to your inquiry. My son mounted the motor and it has performed great. Seems to me the manufacture of the the motor could answer the question, sorry, del
977995
You will want to check with your local track to see what restrictions they place on motors before you choose a motor (There is nothing worse than having just bought a brand new motor/esc set only to find out you can't use it to race in the class you want). For general running, I would recommend the 5700kV set.
871163
Lower temps and a Esc and motor that can handle up to 6S power. If you run both these systems on 3S the velineon might go a bit faster but 3S is all the VXL can handle. As soon as you put this thing on 4S+ it hauls ass and is the fastest 8th scale motor you can buy. No other motor on the market that I know can go as fast as this thing and it has a bucket loads of TORQUE! Basically the lower the KV the more torque and the higher the KV the more top speed. The reason why this so fast is because there's no other 8th scale motor with as high of a KV as this one that can handle 6S power that I know of. If that makes sense? Lower temps and a Esc and motor that can handle up to 6S power. If you run both these systems on 3S the velineon might go a bit faster but 3S is all the VXL can handle. As soon as you put this thing on 4S+ it hauls ass and is the fastest 8th scale motor you can buy. No other motor on the market that I know can go as fast as this thing and it has a bucket loads of TORQUE! Basically the lower the KV the more torque and the higher the KV the more top speed. The reason why this so fast is because there's no other 8th scale motor with as high of a KV as this one that can handle 6S power that I... » Read More Lower temps and a Esc and motor that can handle up to 6S power. If you run both these systems on 3S the velineon might go a bit faster but 3S is all the VXL can handle. As soon as you put this thing on 4S+ it hauls ass and is the fastest 8th scale motor you can buy. No other motor on the market that I know can go as fast as this thing and it has a bucket loads of TORQUE! Basically the lower the KV the more torque and the higher the KV the more top speed. The reason why this so fast is because there's no other 8th scale motor with as high of a KV as this one that can handle 6S power that I know of. If that makes sense? « Show Less
906233
No, these motors have different specs (which is why they have different numbers)
1131271
The Recommended Motors are Estes B4-2, B6-4, and C6-5. I fly mine with C6-5 and it flies great. I use regular Estes igniters and regular Estes wadding too.
1600012
I don't know? I bought the one I have because of the representation that it was a heavy duty model. We have brutal summers here and the attic temp's get well above 100 degrees F. so I got something that was represented as being just a bit stronger. The motor has been working without fail since purchased.