wich motors for this setup (41" Zonda)

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  • Mecka1990
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 175

    #1

    wich motors for this setup (41" Zonda)

    Hi, now the question comes wich motors is better for the 41" Zonda cat in Twinsetup

    2x Swordfish 200amps plus esc
    2x counter rotating props (40-45mm)
    2x 5s 5000mah 50/100c


    they must be 4082 leopard, but wich one, the 2200kv 1.5Y or the 2000kv 4D? (dont want to burn my esc´s, but want to drive the boat like a lightning, max speed)
    Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c
  • keithbradley
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Jul 2010
    • 3663

    #2
    Have you tried the motors that come in it? You should run those first. If you're running 40-45mm props tehy should be fine, unless they are very poor quality.
    www.keithbradleyboats.com

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    • Mecka1990
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2012
      • 175

      #3
      thats the problem, im scared of driving the 37mm that comes with them, what if they destroy my esc´s -.- i think its better i put the 37 in a another cat (rescue boat haha) and the leopards into the zonda. dont want to destroy my esc´s or motors.

      running @ start 43mm props that comes witht he zonda, ordered 45mm and gonna try them on the leopards with onboard esc and motor heat controll.

      what you think about that?
      Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c

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      • Mecka1990
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2012
        • 175

        #4
        and how i read, sss are poor quality
        Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c

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        • dana
          Banned
          • Mar 2010
          • 3573

          #5
          Either one will work...

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          • Mecka1990
            Senior Member
            • Aug 2012
            • 175

            #6
            is there a speed differenc from 37mm to 40mm? if the kv is the same and both got let me say 2Y, there is a speed differenc?
            Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c

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            • dana
              Banned
              • Mar 2010
              • 3573

              #7
              Is this your first Rc boat?

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              • Mecka1990
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2012
                • 175

                #8
                Originally posted by dana
                Is this your first Rc boat?
                no, but my first catamaran twinsetup and first motor chose, the motors i have buyd before i find in the forums (like the one i buyd for my spartan, 4082 1600kv 2y, want to sell it in austria somewhere for only 100 Euro, dont use them once -.-)
                Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c

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                • dana
                  Banned
                  • Mar 2010
                  • 3573

                  #9
                  I would just buy two 4074 2200kv. I don't think getting 4082 will gain you anything over 4074. You could even go with 3674 Leo. You have a twin why you think you need two 4082?

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                  • Mecka1990
                    Senior Member
                    • Aug 2012
                    • 175

                    #10
                    i just want to put max speed in it with 5s lipos, and in the other threads eversyone say go for 4082 leo, so i want to do so, but wich kv i shoud take, 2000, 2200, Y or D? i dont know -.-
                    Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c

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                    • dana
                      Banned
                      • Mar 2010
                      • 3573

                      #11
                      For 5s I would go 2000kv

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                      • Mecka1990
                        Senior Member
                        • Aug 2012
                        • 175

                        #12
                        thank you much dana.
                        did i need capacitor banks for the 200ish plus esc?
                        Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c

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                        • dana
                          Banned
                          • Mar 2010
                          • 3573

                          #13
                          You're welcome. I don't think You need cap bank

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                          • Mecka1990
                            Senior Member
                            • Aug 2012
                            • 175

                            #14
                            ok, thats all for now, cant await to get the boat, 10-12 working days hor said, thats for me like 12 years :-p
                            Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c

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                            • Mecka1990
                              Senior Member
                              • Aug 2012
                              • 175

                              #15
                              how much milimeters i need from the stinger drive to the drive dog on a flex cable/shaft?
                              Zonda 41" Carbon Cat, Motors: 2x 2075KV 3674 Brushless Inrunner, ESC: 2x 200Ish plus, Props: 2x 42mm, 2x 5s 5000Mah 50/100c

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