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I may be wrong but looking at your picture you have a brushless motor ( 3 leads) and a brushed esc ( 2 leads out). if that is correct the 2 don't mix. A brushless motor requires a brushless controller. The brushless motor works differently.
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newbie boat id question
The Speedline CR1700 is powered but a 1700kv outrunner brushless motor fed from Lipo 3cell battery and a Fusion Hawk 50amp ESC. additional buoyancy was fitted in case of accidents. With that set up the performance is terrific and very stabl …
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newbie boat id question
… ify what I uave bought and if it would be possible to run a brushless setup in it? Regards Neil
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newbie boat id question
… ture shows a Speedline CR1700 model that is supplied with a brushless motor and all the required parts except the battery and radio. I have built one and it performs exceptionally well.The kit costs £99 from Speedline models
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newbie boat id question
… ctures and dimensions would be a good starting point. As to brushless motors the short answer is yes you can put a brushless into anything that a brushed motor could be used. Brushless motors come in a VAST range of sizes and power outputs …
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1/16 areokits crash tender
… ponses - both confirmed my suspicions as I am converting to brushless motor - so will reduce prop angle down to about 10 deg with suitable clearance for propeller. Also appreciate the motor setup detail suggestions as I am new to this are o …
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1/16 areokits crash tender
… ed the prop shaft angle and used a 32mm prop 2 blade with a brushless 28mm 1900kv 750 watt motor on 3S(11.1volts) 2650mah Lipo battery. It will hit about 40mph on a calm day!!!! The IC motor used back in the day were not as beastly as these …
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1/16 areokits crash tender
… a 45mm prop would need about 5mm clearance. If you went the brushless route, the motors are very light so moving the motor towards the bow area would not be a problem, however the longer the shaft, the more whip in the inner shaft so you wo …
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PCF (Patrol Craft Fast) SWIFT Boat Vietnam Era
… ain, 100% direct drive, ball raced, water cooled twin screw brushless outrunners. You cannot buy something like this. The glass fibre hull is complemented for strength and lightness with plastic and ply wheelhouse and cabins etc. Lets get t …
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Model Slipway Tsekoa
… gs. After talking at the club yesterday, I'm now looking at Brushless outrunners 1000kv. Quicrun do some decent low cost controllers. I've used their brushed version on a few boats. Cheers all.
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Radio Kits
… Yes its an original Aerokits 34" Crashtender. I use a small brushless and 11.1v LiPo with 2.4 GhZ. Goes very fast and I had to use my Futaba set to control the stick throw. I could only use the trim sticks using the Planet set. I have the k …
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Aerokits Patrol Torpedo Boat
… rokits Patrol Torpedo Boat, I'm thinking of upgrading it to brushless power. Has anyone any information on motors, speed controllers and propellor sizes. Any help gratefully received. Happy New Year to you all. Biggles
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Robbe San Diego
Another winter project for myself this time. Twin brushless motors/ESC's all water cooled. interior and deck lights got some figures for deck then onto the lake when the weather breaks.
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American Enterprise
… build, so I helped him out. nearly ready for the lake. Twin brushless motors/ESC's all water cooled and a few interior exterior lights.
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Old speed controller
… and. The LiPo will certainly improve your speed. I moved to brushless and LiPos with my fast boats but LiPos work well with brushed motors. There is so much more power available and provided you follow the guidelines re charging and dischar …
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MFA Spearfish
… ond sides . Still have the engine. But will hopefully put a brushless in the new one.
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Motor selection
… ld be grateful for views on which of two motors two use: 1. Brushless, 11,000kv, max 7V, max 49W 2. Brushed, max 7.2V, max 20-25W Both are at my disposal. I had planned to use the brushless motor, but I am experiencing misgivings that it mi …
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Motor selection
… ery to overheat with the risk of fire. If you were to use a brushless without the gearbox the smaller prop should be OK but the speed will be over scale, so I share your misgivings. Weight will be your main concern but a 7.2v NiMh in the ri …
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(Other) Lesro
… es. Then also brushed electric. I started off brushed, then brushless, but always found it top heavy, moderate speed and difficult to control in a wind. Now fitted with 2 x 64mm EDF units, twin rudders. it is around 5" lower than previous. …
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Dumas Chris Craft
… lieve it is shown in my pictures. I fitted quite a powerful brushless outrunner and it cuts through the water beautifully. I would question the use of the existing motor as it likely to use more current than a more modern one especialy if y …
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mfa spearfish
I have a Brushless thumper on 18 cell ni-mh, 55mm prop. in my MFA Avenger. Makes a wonderful engine sound. And with the heavy batteries ploughs through the roughest waters. They did use gell cells, and they are heavy.
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electric v drive
… ifficult once you get started, any questions, juts ask. its brushless now, at first brushed, those are the best pics
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fireboat fittings
… ularity interested in scale speeds. The motor is a JP Energ Brushless outrunner IC 60 0/R670 (C50-20) which is controlled by a Fusion Hawk 100 amp brushless speed controller and powered by 12v 5000mAh NiMH batteries. it is fitted with a sin …
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Sea Queen
HI Laurence Brushless will give you much greater power but will require a brushless ESC. Lipo batteries are very efficient and will give you much greater power to weight ratio than other batteries. On the down side they need to be treated w …
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Sea Queen
HI Dave, I'd quite like to try fitting a brushless set up in it but I've never worked with brushless or lipos before. Any recommendations would be welcome.
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Sea Queen
… ll had been sealed so the wood was not impregnated. I put a brushless and Lipo for power and the model really motors. Looks like yours already has spray rails, I had to fit some on mine to keep the water out of the cockpit. Look forward to …
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fireboat fittings
… or twin. I am a bit confused as to weather to go brushed or brushless also. thanks Jim
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Perkasa
… damaged boat and it will undergo restoration also with two brushless motors etc. it should be quite fast as I imagine yours is. However it will probably be mid 2016 before its completed as my new workshop is yet to be completed and all my …