i was givin a formula fastech and its brushless looks to be a conversion from nitro

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  • formula fastech
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 1

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    i was givin a formula fastech and its brushless looks to be a conversion from nitro

    ok if anyone can help me out ther i was givin a formula fastech it looks to be a conversion from nitro to brushless i dont know anything about it the motor is a feiago 5915 it says and the speed controler doesnt say nothing no brand or anything can anyone tell me a set up i can put in it a cheap money wise one does anyone know if i should order the flex drive from the nitro formula fastech or from the brushless one since it is a nitro formula fastech
  • Diesel6401
    Memento Vivere
    • Oct 2009
    • 4204

    #2
    Originally posted by formula fastech
    ok if anyone can help me out ther i was givin a formula fastech it looks to be a conversion from nitro to brushless i dont know anything about it the motor is a feiago 5915 it says and the speed controler doesnt say nothing no brand or anything can anyone tell me a set up i can put in it a cheap money wise one does anyone know if i should order the flex drive from the nitro formula fastech or from the brushless one since it is a nitro formula fastech
    Both the bl and nitro verison flex shafts are 7.75" long so it may work fine. The 5915 on the label is prob the kv rating which means it may be a feiago 540 6s(http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/fei...tors-chart.php) which is just not really going to work at all. Even if you ran a single 2s lipo it's still around 40,000 + rpms which is not going to work to well on this boat. I suggest you try and sell the motor if you can and purchase a feigao 540 12l or 13l should work fairly decent (http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...i-540L&cat=116) and as for a esc this 60amp seaking should work fine (http://www.kintecracing.com/Electrical.html). All together the items I listed is a little over $30 cheaper than the brushles stock power. If you really REALLY want to go cheap you could grab a 36-56 turnigy motor (http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=6526) and try the esc you have. Either way the motor you have is not going to work. The watts on that turnigy are lower than the feigao which mean less power. Electric motors are rated in watts, 746 watts = 1 horsepower as a fyi.


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    • LiPo Power
      DJI Drone Advanced Pilot
      • May 2009
      • 3186

      #3
      ..post some pictures please....
      Robert
      DJI Drone Advanced Pilot
      Canada

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