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		Tekniikka => Sähkömoottorit, noparit, akut, laturit ja becit => Aiheen aloitti: J@ni -  30 Maaliskuu, 2012, 12:24:10
		
			
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				Jos tuntuu että 4525 tai 4535 mottin tehoreservit on aivan liian alimitoitetut, niin tästä saattaa löytyä apua ongelmaan
 
 http://www.scorpionsystem.com/news/HK_4540/ (http://www.scorpionsystem.com/news/HK_4540/)
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				no mikä onneton kikkare toi nyt muka on?
 tällanen se pitää olla! ;D
 http://www.scorpionsystem.com/catalog/motors/hk70/HK_7050_340/ (http://www.scorpionsystem.com/catalog/motors/hk70/HK_7050_340/)
 
 on vielä "in stock" ;D ton kokoseen runkoon sais varmaan hyvin tehoakin ku käämis ite ;D
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				The stock 4035 seems a rather sensible choice, IMO. It's 300g lighter, considerably cheaper (USD 600?! For a scorpion product? You're kiddin'...) and has plenty of power in my X7 (long-shaft version). 
 Yes, it's not an absurd-super-hero-power setup, but it leaves the 700 nitro in the dust and is already mildly scary to fly with a small pinion. You know, this weird feeling when you expect the heli at a certain spot, find it somewhere else and wonder how it got there.
 
 
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				The stock 4035 seems a rather sensible choice, IMO. It's 300g lighter, considerably cheaper (USD 600?! For a scorpion product? You're kiddin'...) and has plenty of power in my X7 (long-shaft version). 
 Yes, it's not an absurd-super-hero-power setup, but it leaves the 700 nitro in the dust and is already mildly scary to fly with a small pinion. You know, this weird feeling when you expect the heli at a certain spot, find it somewhere else and wonder how it got there.
 
 
 
 
 IMO if you are satisfied with that kind of power, nothing beats Align 700MX (530kv) i have logged 7.5kw spikes from it and little less from 510kv version! those are cheap motors also.
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				Yes, but electrical peak power tells little about actual mechanical power, once the iron saturates (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturation_%28magnetic%29). 
 The current goes up but the efficiency goes down at the same time, puffing the LiPO and turning the motor into a resistive heater that warms nicely in addition to the burning ESC :)
 
 Extreme current spikes in an otherwise balanced setup are what I'd expect from a bad motor = LiPo-killer.
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				thats true. but when that happens the motor goes hot. these motors run quite cool. :)
 
 people have wounded these to even bigger powers and there seem to be no problem.
 these are actually quite big motors. i have 1 of these opened in my table and stator diameters are 4235...