Nemesis "XLT4" motor for sale

[motoxbob11]

Ok guys this one is a mystery. This is a Fine Design XLT4 motor that I was using in a truck conversion. I have no idea what kv it is but Chris Fine said it would work well in a 30"or so mono on 4s power, for whatever that is worth. All I know is it has less than 10 runs on it. 30 dollars +5.00 dollars to ship it. (Domestic only)

[ray schrauwen]

What are dimensions? I am interested.

[motoxbob11]

Dimensions are 36mm diameter and 75 mm length. It appears to be Nemesis "XL" size motor. The thing is I don't know the wind on it.

[mpg43]

I have a motor that came from FDM and the size is scribed in one end of the motor. I had to use a magnifying glass to see it, but it's there.

[motoxbob11]

You are right the "size" is scribed on the end of the motor. It says it is an "XLT4". The problem is that I have no idea what that means! If you look at the FDM motor chart there is no XLT4. We had a thread on this motor about a year ago and nobody could figure it out. Anyway it's a Nemesis XL can and it's cheap so if someone wants to give it a try let me know!

[mpg43]

You are right the "size" is scribed on the end of the motor. It says it is an "XLT4". The problem is that I have no idea what that means! If you look at the FDM motor chart there is no XLT4. We had a thread on this motor about a year ago and nobody could figure it out. Anyway it's a Nemesis XL can and it's cheap so if someone wants to give it a try let me know!

I have 1 good used Tanic 15-20c 3650mah 2s 7.4 volt battery, I have it on ose for 35.00, wanna trade???

[m4a1usr]

If you spin the rotor at a known RPM you can measure the voltage on one of the legs and determine the kv that way. One way is to put the output shaft in the chuck of a drill press at a preset RPM. Then measure the volts out. Should be able to narrow it down.

John

[motoxbob11]

I have 1 good used Tanic 15-20c 3650mah 2s 7.4 volt battery, I have it on ose for 35.00, wanna trade???

Thank you but I am trying to clean out some stuff not get more!

[motoxbob11]

If you spin the rotor at a known RPM you can measure the voltage on one of the legs and determine the kv that way. One way is to put the output shaft in the chuck of a drill press at a preset RPM. Then measure the volts out. Should be able to narrow it down.

John

Now that is something I have never even heard of, and I'm not sure I understand it but it sounds interesting. If nobody buys this motor I might give that a try!

[TRUCKPULL]

T4 should stand for a 4 turn motor.

4 turn XL would be about 3600 KV

Larry

[ray schrauwen]

What cells did U run it on? Max voltage?

[motoxbob11]

I ran it on a 5000 mah 4s Neu battery. When I asked Chris Fine about it he said it would be fine for 4s but no-go on 6s so it is probable a higher kv motor like truckpull said but I don't know.