Lehner and Neu aren't the only ones to put fans in an Inrunner. Made for boats

[ray schrauwen]

1.2mm wire, beefy a Fact! fan in front and rear of rotor, fact!

Finish the boat it's to go in, fact!

[StevenBryant]

So who makes it?


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[TRUCKPULL]

So who makes it?

Ray
You are holding out on us.

Larry

[srislash]

Yes Ray, whom builds this and are there many options KV wise? Looks like a 40mm can?

[ray schrauwen]

There are clues all over my giddy posts for the last month.

No 40mm cans as of yet and these 36mm ones took at least a year after the 28mm ones I kept mentioning when they came out.

German engineered, Chinese made.

The picture file name gives it away.

BTW, all 1y winds

[Fluid]

http://www.scorpionsystem.com/catalog/boat/motor_3/is-34_series/is_3445_2000/

Scorpion outrunners are top notch, don't know about their inrunners...


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[NativePaul]

Is there rear fan a centrifugal one like the front? Most motor fans are, but having one on both ends makes no sense as they would be fighting against each other, pointlessly creating a low pressure area at each end of a sealed tube

[ray schrauwen]

http://www.scorpionsystem.com/catalo.../is_3445_2000/

Scorpion outrunners are top notch, don't know about their inrunners...


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They sold out faster than I could get funds to buy one.

Some people must like them.

Worth a try.

Better get busy building.

I'm not sure of the type of fan and we will know come warmer days how these run. Do different fans act differently in sealed cavities, taped up boat?

It's just nice to see something actually different on the motor market for once.