The 580 is listed at 1800 W
1800 devided by 22.2V = 81A max
The KB45 is listed at 3000W
3000 devided by 22.2V = 135A max
It would seem to my that the KB45 would be a better motor with more power.
Also you can get a water jacket on it to keep it cool.
Larry
My first thought on this data is that the KB motor is listing it's Burst max W, and the Fiego is listing it's continuous W... I may be wrong...
I also bet that the Fiego is a better quality motor than the KB.... I've heard the KB motors don't perform up to their rated specs, but that's just what I've heard... I've never tried one...
Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA "Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."
This is taken from the offshore Website
It clearly says 3000W
KB45
Features:
Winding Options: 8 Turn to 11 Turn.
KV Options: 1700, 1400, 1200, 1000
Weight: 555g
Shaft Size: 6mm
Size: 77 Long x 45mm Diameter.
Comes with 4mm connectors.
Produces up to 3000 watts.
Mounting hole spacing is 30 mm.
Mounting Screws are 4mm size.
Recommended Settings:
Max rpm of 40,000
Max watts 2,500
Larry
Past NAMBA- P Mono -1 Mile Race Record holder
Past NAMBA- P Sport -1 Mile Race Record holder
Bump & Grind Racing Props -We Like Em Smooth & Wet
remove screws on one end...install water jacket..reinstall previously removed screws..done...
Ghost
That all sounds good, Have you done it yet??
Are the screws put in with thread lock??
Did you strip the screw heads trying to get them out??
Did they stay tight after you put them back in??
Big question is does the water jacket fit without leaks??
Larry
Past NAMBA- P Mono -1 Mile Race Record holder
Past NAMBA- P Sport -1 Mile Race Record holder
Bump & Grind Racing Props -We Like Em Smooth & Wet
Geeeez.....never been threatened on here before about a private message.
---Quote (Originally by ReddyWatts)---
You are correct. I did not mean to contradict your statement. That is just what I had personally recommended for KB motor from experience and was guessing at the 580L.
---End Quote---
If this is your own opion then post it that way.
That all sounds good, Have you done it yet??
Are the screws put in with thread lock??
Did you strip the screw heads trying to get them out??
Did they stay tight after you put them back in??
Big question is does the water jacket fit without leaks??
Sweet Buddha...It'a simple piece of machinery...why all the angst
In the absolute worst case Screws can be removed even if locked into place via cyanoacrylates with a little heat...ruined threads can be retapped and screws replaced.
You'd think I was promoting kitchen table brain surgery
First let me say that I would not have offered and marketed a motor for our boating community that would not accept some sort of water cooling.
The below picture was not going to be posted but I thought since some have had some questions I would post it. The reason for not posting is that the jacket is rather tight, but will fit with patience. I hope to have something along the lines of Feigao XL jacket/ Neu jackets in a month or so.
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