can I use this with the castle 2400 kv mamba max pro motor?
583323
I think it would still work. Almost all sidewinder ESCs have fans but usually paired with sidewinder motor. Might as well inquire at castlecreations.com.
583324
I don't think you can. Well you can but it will probably over heat. I would attach a fan to cool the ESC.
583325
I haven't seen a 2400k paired with this.. I use a 4300k though, i wouldn't imagine it would hurt. But you could always call CC themelves and ask them.
1528547
HI Arby---I think your model is A0510B2389. It says you can, but is not the recommended one. Check out Power Vent motor 2000/1800W, on Amazon and CHEAPER--that is the recommended model. I should get a job with Amazon, right. Good Luck and please let me know your progress. MTB
1876591
Don't Do It. The motor is a 12 volt NOT 24 v and I'd expect you'd damage it. Now, if you put the batteries in Parallel ( + to + to + motor terminal and - to - to - terminal on the motor) you would probably extend running time considerably but remain at 12 volts. Call the manufacturer to be sure. Properly powered this is a good little motor.
2149729
I can not respont your question due to the different motor model. My is 6 cil on line and it make some changes. Sorry
309902
It will, but the 5700kv rating is too high for a short course truck. They are too heavy and the motor doesn't have enough torque, so it will run very hot and possibly overheat. Visit the castle creations website and you will find a chart that shows which kv rating is right for short course trucks.
700165
Mamba max motor and esc, upgraded gearing, etc. Google is your friend there.
325058
I cannot answer this question specifically. I already had a similar small motor on a deer feeder and was replacing it. I also upgraded everything from 6V to 12V.
1758533
I don't think so. The part # for the motor you want is HC21ZE118 and it is a two speed motor. I found a new one on ebay for less that $75 and I'm sure that more searching will turn up what you are looking for at a reasonable price. Good luck.
1729192
I believe that is a 3.6V battery, and you will need at least 5V to drive the motors properly. So, connecting two or more of them of them in series should work. I found that a 9-12V source with a speed controller (so the final voltage to the motor is 6-8V) works well.
1973469
My motor came with a 120 volt connection so you will have to connect 120v directly to the 120v connection
1508747
It will but its kind of underpowered, go with a mamba, more power for a bigger size --RC, but this power system kicks my slash up to 60mph....70mph with a fully charged Lipo :-) Hope this helped
1133717
Just make sure your old motor is also 540 size. Will work fine as long as same size motor.
1600740
Most likely. Do NOT use it for a large motor. It broke in half the first time I used it on my Verado 175. You can probly find a better product for about the same price with about any other brand.
890545
It should work just fine since it will handle 40 amps per pole. I am running a 220/240 volt motor with 20 amps per pole, 40 amps total. 6 amps will not be much of a draw, so you will not be stressing it at all.
87468
It will not work for 2 reasons. First the 240 volt UK electricity is 50 Hz, not 60 Hz as in the US. This will throw off the motor speed. Second and more important the UK uses the PAL video standard while the US uses the NTSC video standard.
2251549
I would be carefull about that; since the primary(main) input connector rating(depending on the mamufacturer) varies, bet should be more than 2A and less than 5A. You could connect a 2ohm resistor to one of the outputs and see where the adapter gets hot with a 12V 6A supply; but this would be a test of the 200% overload design criteria.
1589122
I have the exact model and it has 2 switches one for each motor. I would not buy this one!