Leopard 4074 2000kv vs. 2150kv?

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  • nosreme722
    Senior Member
    • May 2011
    • 181

    #1

    Leopard 4074 2000kv vs. 2150kv?

    Getting some upgrades for my MG and I was wondering whether I should get a 2000Kv or a 2150Kv?

    I'll be running 4s most of the time but i may run 6s to try and hit the 60's Also I have an x642 right now, but ill be picking up and m545 and m445 and some others.

    Im leaning towards 2150kv just because im running 4s most of the time, and with that i should be able to hid mid 60's with 6s easily.

    Any advice???
  • dana
    Banned
    • Mar 2010
    • 3573

    #2
    Yes, get a back-up motor

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    • nosreme722
      Senior Member
      • May 2011
      • 181

      #3
      Originally posted by dana
      Yes, get a back-up motor
      What? Why?

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      • nosreme722
        Senior Member
        • May 2011
        • 181

        #4
        I think i found something for Mr cheap guy

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        • dana
          Banned
          • Mar 2010
          • 3573

          #5
          Well basically running 6s on either of those motors is very risky..... 43,000 is ALOT of rpms

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          • nosreme722
            Senior Member
            • May 2011
            • 181

            #6
            Originally posted by dana
            Well basically running 6s on either of those motors is very risky..... 43,000 is ALOT of rpms
            See this is why I need you guys I'm goin with the 2000kv tacon and ill probly run 5s at the highest. Thanks.

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            • dana
              Banned
              • Mar 2010
              • 3573

              #7
              Originally posted by nosreme722
              See this is why I need you guys I'm goin with the 2000kv tacon and ill probly run 5s at the highest. Thanks.
              good idea

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              • bbosncali
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2011
                • 756

                #8
                Originally posted by nosreme722
                See this is why I need you guys I'm goin with the 2000kv tacon and ill probly run 5s at the highest. Thanks.
                I ran my mg with a 2000kv tacon 4074 and hit a best of 63.4mph with abou 3min run times on 6s 5300mah 3s lipos. It was fun to see how fast it would go but definetly not the best idea. You want a lower kv to run on 6s usually no higher than 1600 although I run my cc1518 on 6s all day but I also know I'm running a high risk of blowing something up. I also get more than double the run time out of my cc motor than I did with my tacon plus I was getting a lot of prop spin unsued rpmas that were being wasted.
                miss gieco cc 1518 62.1mph [/COLOR][/B] Delta Force 33" cc 1717

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                • nosreme722
                  Senior Member
                  • May 2011
                  • 181

                  #9
                  Originally posted by bbosncali
                  I ran my mg with a 2000kv tacon 4074 and hit a best of 63.4mph with abou 3min run times on 6s 5300mah 3s lipos. It was fun to see how fast it would go but definetly not the best idea. You want a lower kv to run on 6s usually no higher than 1600 although I run my cc1518 on 6s all day but I also know I'm running a high risk of blowing something up. I also get more than double the run time out of my cc motor than I did with my tacon plus I was getting a lot of prop spin unsued rpmas that were being wasted.
                  Well... already bought the tacon Ill figure it out later, maybe get a cc who knows

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                  • bbosncali
                    Senior Member
                    • Mar 2011
                    • 756

                    #10
                    Tacon is a great motor just wish I could have got some better run times out of it... it ran faster than my cc1518
                    miss gieco cc 1518 62.1mph [/COLOR][/B] Delta Force 33" cc 1717

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