I have two boats, drifter s and mean machine, I think Im going to use it on my drifter s instead with 4s lipo, 180a esc and x442 prop. If all goes well, I'll use 6s lipo and see how it goes. I'll think about 10s later..hehe
Stiletto tunnel,EPV135 (53") twin cat, CT06"Spirit of Qatar", FD 47" mono, Twin Mini Cat 23.5"
I have two boats, drifter s and mean machine, I think Im going to use it on my drifter s instead with 4s lipo, 180a esc and x442 prop. If all goes well, I'll use 6s lipo and see how it goes. I'll think about 10s later..hehe
No no no, no way are you going to run 10s on that motor and not fry something! Thats 77,000 rpms, that motor is only rated up to 50-60K rpms!
Stick to 4s, in either of those boats, they should fly!!!
For your info, that motor is rated at 85,000rpm, I've check from the website, this not a standard motor, it is design for Hi-Amp up to 35V, if Im not mistaken, but Im gonna go for 6s max, If I go more than that, the boat would go crazy for sure.
Stiletto tunnel,EPV135 (53") twin cat, CT06"Spirit of Qatar", FD 47" mono, Twin Mini Cat 23.5"
More than 6S is not done.
Maybe the motor can handle it, the boat, and you, can't.
By the way : High-Amp Lehners : nothing special compared to the "old" Lehners.
The only reason why Lehner introduced the High-Amps is to cover up a design-error.
The older types are well known for loose connectors on the backplate.
Therefore they now have "High Amp" motors, the wires are comming straight out of the windings, instead of a soldered connector.
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