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Brushless Electric Motors
HI Dave, Thanks for the advice. is it possible to run a brushless motor from a NiMh battery pack instead of LiPo's?
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ESC's for brushless motors
I assume you are talking about brushless. if so the Chinese will tell you they work both ways (forward/reverse) and this is true. Just reverse any two of the three connectors and the motor will change direction. Not much use if the model is …
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46 In Fireboat Brushless Repower
I have been looking for suitable kit. Most brushless motors are listed as xxxxKV,how does that compare with the Turnigy 900watt motor you quoted. Are watts the same as KV ? Cheers.
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46 In Fireboat Brushless Repower
… 6.8V (2 x 8.4 4600 cell packs). This Is my first trila with brushless but have seen the success of a couple of Installations at our club. Just waiting for the Ice to thaw now from our sailing water at Knightcote In Warwickshire to give her …
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46 In Fireboat Brushless Repower
… unds like a great set up. I am now even more convinced that brushless rather than brushed is the way forward. Cheers,
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46 In Fireboat Brushless Repower
… ing a 46" which has a single prop-shaft so would consider a brushless set up if I could find anyone who has had success with brushless.
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Brushless Motors
… eplacing a set of two MFA 500 torpedo motors In my tug with brushless motors, having no experience with brushless motors, Is there a rule of thumb that requires to be applied In calculating the appropriate replacements & speed controllers, …
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Brushless Motors
… as using my Huntsman last night, it runs on an align 1650kv brushless motor, 120amp castle creations esc, 6 lipos cells. Usually, its flat out but last night on a small lake I was going 1/2 throttle, after 15 mins the motor was as hot as wh …
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Brushless Motors
… perate from zero speed on without stumbling or cogging.ALSO brushless inrunner motors stay cool while running because the windings are next to the motor housing.I'm using a 6.6 volt LiFePo battery pack and get hours of usage.To generalise b …
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Brushless Motors
… rop at several thousand revs and uses 38amps. I am a fan of brushless motors but have not found any that would be suitable for a scale model where tork at low revs is Important. My scale models have average prop speeds of a few hundred revs …
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Brushless Motors
I have got a Huntsman28 (42") running on a brushless/lipo set up. it was well documented on mayhem forum, the full build is there. Going to the original posted question, a brushless set up in a tug, I doubt (in my opinion) its worth the bot …
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Brushless Motors
… ts, I note with interest the comments raised by Andy on the brushless motors, which are apparently available on a slower speed, and look to seeking more information on these . Ray
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Brushless Motors
… ://www.giantcod.co.uk/xyh4260-500kv-outrunner-p-404601.html]brushless motors[/url] [url=http://www.giantcod.co.uk/hobbywing-seaking-reverse-program-brushless-p-403647.html]ESC[/url] [url=http://www.giantcod.co.uk/programming-card-p-402375.h …
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Brushless Motors
HI Andy Please will you advise which brushless motor on sale via Giant Cod would be suitable for a scale model boat with a scale speed of 10 knots max. Thanks Dave
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Brushless Motors
It used to be the case that "going brushless" was only for high speed models but there are now slow revving brushless motors which are entirely suitable for scale boats. A big bonus is their efficiency, running times are increased. Also the …
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Brushless Motors
… f inspiration that took my thoughts in the direction of the brushless motors, I have just retired and was thinking about a project to get momentum back into my various power models. as of recently model yachts has been my passion thank you …
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Brushless Motors
… bably wise. if you are considering a fast 34" planing model brushless are very good, especially if you use LiPo batteries as the setup produces very little weight and the model really skims along. Dave
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Brushless Motors
… for your reply, and have noted your comments on the use of brushless motors being normally the domain of fast electric boats considering this I will not proceed any further on this train of thought, I do not think other pond users would ap …
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Brushless Motors
HI Ray Outrunner brushless are usually best in model boats. You will need a brushless speed controller and one that is reversible. Many sellers will say their controller is reversible (it is if you change over two of the three wires) but yo …
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brushless motor speed control
… r driven by sequential pulses to the coils. I use outrunner brushless in my crash tender as this type gives more tork and the spinning mass of the magnets produces a nice smooth power curve. I believe the aero flyers are more interested in …
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brushless motor speed control
I have read what I can on the web on how the esc for a brushless non sensor motor works. I may be a bit thick but so far have not worked It out. I would have thought that It was done by producing a rotating field as In a sqirrel cage motor …
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Brushless ESC + Motor
The brushless ESC is now in, its un branded but is rated for 50 amps and up to 22V so should easily be able to handle the motor. I connected it up to the motor and it works ok just a little cogging at low speed because the motor is sensorel …
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Brushless Motors
… scale planing hull about 30 Inches long. I am looking to go brushless but don't know much about these motors. Can anyone recommend a set up that WORKS as a starting point please. Thanks Bob
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Programming a seaking brushless ESC challenges..
Sea King ESC. To date I have been very pleased with the power delivery of my various types of Sea King ESC. The power delivery is very smooth and strong, right from when I first set off, until when it "shuts down" to protect the LiPo batter …
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Programming a seaking brushless ESC challenges..
I now have a REVERSE on my "Forwards Only" ESC. Thanks JB. I am pretty sure that my Turnigy Marine ESC is a re-badged Sea King as it is identical to some that I have with a Sea King label on them. One thing they do have in common is that no …
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Programming a seaking brushless ESC challenges..
Hi Bob, find this page on Ali Exp (find seller) and see if any of the info for Hobbywing might help. Yours might not be a Hobbywing ESC, might might be a Flycolour which has another programming method. common types like Red Brick ESCs etc u …
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Programming a seaking brushless ESC challenges..
Turnigy 150amp Marine Speed Controller. This ESC is basically a 150amp Sea King with a Turnigy sticker on it when it is sold by HobbyKing. Today I made some time to try to programme this ESC again to see if I could persuade it to run forwar …
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Programming a seaking brushless ESC challenges..
Something that I have noticed when using a programme card at our car racing club every week is the vastly different amount of information that can be displayed on the same program card when it is connected to different ESC’s. I was programm …