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I have a pair of Leopard 4074 2000kv motors that I picked up a few months ago. They look identical to the pictures here (http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...?prod=leo-4074) in that the connectors appear to be 4mm bullets. However, the description of the motor on the OSE site indicates that the motor comes with 6mm bullets.
My question is: Does OSE swap the motor leads or does Leopard manufacturing make different 4074 2000kv motors for different companies?
My motors were purchased from AtomikRC a while ago but they look identical. I'm going with a pair of Swordfish 220A ESC's for a twin engine setup and I want to clarify this question before soldering on the included 4mm leads onto my brand new Swordfish 220A ESC's. :) The motors are only capable of handling 120A max current draw so I imagine the 4mm leads will be adequate given the current is divided in half on the motor leads...so theoretically they shouldn't see more than 60A unless you include the occasional spikes.
My question is: Does OSE swap the motor leads or does Leopard manufacturing make different 4074 2000kv motors for different companies?
My motors were purchased from AtomikRC a while ago but they look identical. I'm going with a pair of Swordfish 220A ESC's for a twin engine setup and I want to clarify this question before soldering on the included 4mm leads onto my brand new Swordfish 220A ESC's. :) The motors are only capable of handling 120A max current draw so I imagine the 4mm leads will be adequate given the current is divided in half on the motor leads...so theoretically they shouldn't see more than 60A unless you include the occasional spikes.
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