Reddy I have Both BJ and SV and both these motors look very similar except for the color and the front endbell also the sv motor makes a high pitch noise.
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When you slowly manually turn the SV motor how many poles can you feel in one revolution. Turn a Fiegao or a KB45 and you will feel two rotor magnets. One every 180 degrees. Do these motors have a lot of stator iron or magnets. Why are they so different?
I know the SV is a 6 pole motor. Atleast thats what everyone in our club thinks. Darin I think it was figured out that this motor looks JUST LIKE a Himax motor. made in IL, USA. Specs are 600 watts and 6 poles I do believe.
IMO this motor has a bit more pull that a SV27 motor. I like it!
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This may be an old thread but very informative. Thank you to all. My question is if the stock BJ motor is a 6 pole motor what do I select when the aftermarket ( inexpensive Turnigy/Seaking 120 marine) esc gives me the options of timing as follows: 0.00, 3.75, 7.50, 11.25, 15.00, 18.75, 22.50 and 26.25 degrees. I'm perplexed. Is that refering to voltage? I think not. I gathered the timing is directly related to the motor. Any input is greatly appreciated.
After further review I've found threads that state a a 6 pole motor should have the timing set between 10-20. Am I correct in this observation? And if so, what would I need to know to decide which of the 3 settings between those parameters to select? Again thank you for any input.
Set the ECS for 10 degrees and run the boat. Check speed and temperature. Advance to 15 degrees and repeat. Then try 20 degrees but watch the heat. The optimum timing advance depends on how you run and prop the boat, it will probably be between 10 and 15 degrees but the only way to know for certain is to test.
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I guess it's just a matter of opinion, the stock motor is a very good motor but I hear alot of folks running the ammo. are you running 3s or 3s x2 total of 6s that 120 amp esc should handle 6s but i'm not sure the stock motor can.
I thought I should be asking you this ?, you being a senior member, i got alot of info from you in the past in these threads, thank you.
try looking through past threads, i'm sure you will find the answer to this question.
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