Neu motor specs

[Steven Vaccaro]

I spoke to Steve Neu today about his motors. He cleared up some things for me. Also pointed me to a nice chart thats "kind of hidden" on the castle site.

http://www.castlespecialprojects.com/csp_1500.html

[Darin Jordan]

Steven, to go along with that link, here is the link to some other Neu series motors:

Neu 1100 Series Motors
Neu 1900 Series Motors
Neu 2200 Series Motors

[Steven Vaccaro]

Thanks Darin!

Mr.Neu just emailed me the entire spreadsheet.
This link will get it all on one page.

http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/neu-motor-chart.htm

[RCprince]

Neu also have a 36mm motor out now called the 1415.

http://www.neumotors.com/2008/Root/Site/1400_series.html

The 1400 series fits in applications that require a standard 36mm diameter motor. The 1400 shares the same rotor with the 1500 series motor. This motor is perfect for cars,trucks and buggies that need a 36mm motor. EDF fliers will love this motor as it will fit in the Midi FAN as well as many other fans that require a 36mm motor. The shaft is 5mm. The first available versions are the 1415 but more sizes will follow. The P32 gear drive can be fitted to this motor.

[ApacheDude]

There are a ton of options which is really cool, but how do you go about determining which one to try? I understand there is a little trial and error but what factors directly affect selection?

[Ub Hauled]

Guys, I need to find the place I saw it but there is a 1524 as well... pretty cool I thought...
a little more power then the 1521 and a little more RPM then the 1527.

[RCprince]

I've seen them on line

[Punisher 67]

Great info but it really would be nice if Steve updated the ohms on all the motors not just some of them , Can be a little frustrating testing them on paper.......

Jan just scroll down they have the 1524's here

http://www.jethangar.com/Ducted%20Fans/df.html

[Ub Hauled]

yup, that's one of the site I found as well, but if you click on the picture, a 1521 shows...
hehehe, mystery sill looms

[Steven Vaccaro]

Mr. Neu said there are 1524 motors made. They are made for ducted fan companies.

[RCprince]

http://www.espritmodel.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=9190

[Steven Vaccaro]

http://www.espritmodel.com/index.asp...OD&ProdID=9190

Funny they have it's max rating at 5000-5500 watts. Considering the 1527 is rated at 4500, it seems a bit over rated.

[Ub Hauled]

Steven, since you have been in talks with mr. Neu, this may be a good question for him...
Just a thought.

[Fluid]

Funny they have it's max rating at 5000-5500 watts. Considering the 1527 is rated at 4500, it seems a bit over rated.

Perhaps. Or it could be because the airflow in an FE ducted fan installation provides much better cooling than the typical heli or prop plane install. The motor is directly in the high velocity air stream from the fan, not at all like other installs....



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[Steven Vaccaro]

Perhaps. Or it could be because the airflow in an FE ducted fan installation provides much better cooling than the typical heli or prop plane install. The motor is directly in the high velocity air stream from the fan, not at all like other installs.....

Probably.

I personally will still use fraction of the constant rating for my builds.