Question about Lehner motors; LK vs HI-AMP

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  • jj2003
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    • May 2011
    • 1501

    #1

    Question about Lehner motors; LK vs HI-AMP



    Can anyone explain the differences between the Lehner LK motors and the HI-AMP motors? Looking into having a few custom 6 wind 3080's made up and I have a choice over the two but I don't have a clue as to what the differences are. Any help appeciated
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  • jj2003
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    • May 2011
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    #2
    Nevermind, just found the answer

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    • keithbradley
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      • Jul 2010
      • 3663

      #3
      LK= cooling fan on front of motor.
      Looks like you figured that out, but might as well post for an onlooker with the same question

      Kind of a high kv for 3080s by the way...
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      • Mike Caruso
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        • May 2012
        • 940

        #4
        Thanks Keith that is also how I learn. I don't know much but it seems like too high of kv to even me.
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        • Alexgar
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          • Aug 2009
          • 3534

          #5
          Use the motorchooser with the graph on there wensite and will give you some baseline amp figures for the motor of you choice than double for q boat. These thing are almost bullet proof and can be pushed hard as lond as your esc is up to the task

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          • Alexgar
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            • Aug 2009
            • 3534

            #6
            Showing about 420 amps on 10s that pretty high

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            • Alexgar
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              • Aug 2009
              • 3534

              #7
              A meager 380 on 8s

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              • keithbradley
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                • Jul 2010
                • 3663

                #8
                I don't know what would require a 3080, but be ran on 8s though...
                Since he's talking about more than one motor, I am going to assume that he has a HPR 233, MHZ 240, or similar hull...either that or these are going in separate boats.
                A hull that size would be better suited with 12s2p per side, or more.
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                • keithbradley
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                  • Jul 2010
                  • 3663

                  #9
                  Hopefully the OP replies...I'm curious now...
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                  • RaceMechaniX
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                    • Sep 2007
                    • 2833

                    #10
                    He could be connecting it in Wye which puts the numbers in the ballpark.

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                    • jj2003
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                      • May 2011
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by keithbradley
                      Hopefully the OP replies...I'm curious now...
                      Hi Keith :) OK, i gotta spill the beans. 92" Radtek. Thinking of going with your 300amp Heifei swordfish or maybe a 400amp Flier.
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                      • jj2003
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                        • May 2011
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                        #12
                        Maybe a 3080/8 or even a 7 could be better suited for 12s but 10s is where I was going to start. 40000 rpm, 350 amp range ?
                        Last edited by jj2003; 09-13-2013, 02:09 AM.
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                        • jj2003
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                          #13
                          O.K. By the motorchooser, I need to go in the opposite direction so with 12s it looks like an 8 wind would get me down under 300 amps and about 28000 RPM, correct? I have 2 castle 2028's but was looking for a bit more dependable motor. Maybe an " X528 Beast" would do the trick and keep costs down as well?
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                          • nata2run
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                            • Nov 2011
                            • 1837

                            #14
                            What sort of speed are you aiming for? Maybe a set of MGM big guys will do the trick nicely. The 3080's would be a hungry motor. If I was doing the setup I would run it on 12s 8000mah 35c as a minimum per motor. Maybe somewhere in the 28-33k rpm. I would pick the 8 wind also at 656kv would get you just under 30k rpm under load.
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                            • jj2003
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                              #15
                              Starting off on the low to mid range. 60 to 70ish till I get a good feel for the hull. Took me a while to get used to the 37" cat with twins and this one will be long term retention. I don't expect to sell this one off too soon and once I feel comfortable at these speeds then I'll shoot for higher.
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