56-102 Monster coming down the pipeline

[keithbradley]

Keith I would say that you should buy a pair of these SSS5694 motors. I will be the best money that you've spent in awhile. When you do, look at the construction. the ends are TP also look at the specs. 50000 rpm in this size of motor? No company is going to build a motor better than what the company is capable of for them selves. The specks for this motor is HOR and if you go to the MHZ site you will find that they have a custom motor that is like the SSS5694 but is a little longer 5698 and is called a Sirius Engines

Send me one and I'll do a no load test at 50,000RPMS and video it for you. I will post it on my website regardless of outcome as an example for everyone to see.

[twissted]

I bought the equipment to do the same. And also to balance the motors. I'm looking possibly running 10s as the way to go. A pair of A-spec with the TP5850 motors should be just the ticket to get this build there. I think I will try the SSS5694 800kv motors first. As they will keep me in the fast and cheap mode for this build. that will keep the rpms low 3.7vx800kvx10s= 29600rpm or run it at 12sx800x3.7v=35520 this is the same as the 1200kv motor running on 8s. Which brings up the money part. I could run on 8s and not buy batteries at all, because I have 8 of the 4s batteris that I run in my buggy in series. With the SSS5694 motor in it. I did add a mesh cove to the back of the motor so that dirt would'nt harm the motor. The power is amazing!

[Mike Caruso]

I bought the equipment to do the same. And also to balance the motors. I'm looking possibly running 10s as the way to go. A pair of A-spec with the TP5850 motors should be just the ticket to get this build there. I think I will try the SSS5694 800kv motors first. As they will keep me in the fast and cheap mode for this build. that will keep the rpms low 3.7vx800kvx10s= 29600rpm or run it at 12sx800x3.7v=35520 this is the same as the 1200kv motor running on 8s. Which brings up the money part. I could run on 8s and not buy batteries at all, because I have 8 of the 4s batteris that I run in my buggy in series. With the SSS5694 motor in it. I did add a mesh cove to the back of the motor so that dirt would'nt harm the motor. The power is amazing!

You bought motor testing equipment?
Where did you buy it?
My friends tease me because instead of running my boat, I like testing and having hard Data to back me up.
This way I know what works and what does not....BUT if it works out the other way around I have to find out why?
Mike

[Steven Vaccaro]

Sorry but I had no choice but to clean this up. Time to get it back on topic. Twisted I suggest you post pictures of your big cat builds before giving advise to other members.

[ray schrauwen]

There is an off-topic section.

[twissted]

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ga_Meter_.html
I hope this helps you in your testing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5vawXZ9Q6s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpDGRLRFDNY

http://www.hobbypartz.com/moac1.html

[twissted]

I would like to point out that this started when I was telling everyone that the sss5694 is a great motor.

Sorry but I had no choice but to clean this up. Time to get it back on topic. Twisted I suggest you post pictures of your big cat builds before giving advise to other members.

[twissted]

This is true. I was pointing out that the motors are rated at this rpm. I run this motor on 8s. I don't have a clue as to why people think I'm doing other wise. If I was to run 12s It would be with the 800kv motor. I would end up with the same rpm. I do think that the TP Power motors will out perform the Neu.

And if money wasn't really a concern and quality was I know I would be talking to s neu. Have one custom built. I have already thought about it but the $600, I would rather burn up less expensive ones. Even the very high dollars motors will melt, split, demagnetize, seize, arc, spin bearings, short, burn, just as easily as a less expensive motor- its all in the combinations of inputs, volts, amps, watts, load, heat, ect,,,, and well post the video of you running them and your setup.


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[twissted]

tp-power-5850-6y-600kv.jpgtp-power-5850-6y-600kv-1264.jpgtp-power-5850-6y-600kv-1265.jpg TP Power 5850 motors look a lot a like other than the ribs in the can. This is one of the reasons I think that tp makes the SSS line for Hor Racing.
oper;470862]I know what these motors look like, if you want I can take the can apart. And I do not believe these motors will last any time spinning any prop at 50000 rpms.


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[dana]

I do think that the TP Power motors will out perform the Neu.

how many neu motors do you own?

[dana]

i bet the tp motors out perform lehner too

[twissted]

I have none at the moment. I traded it off for a LRP motor.
I take that back I have 2 Kyohso mini infernos that use the esc's and one the runs the Neu motor as well.

[twissted]

They might look at the build that runs a pair of 5850 motors in a 94" MHZ boat. He was running Lehner motors. read the hole thing. Get back with me. It orange in color and is fast.
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...(94-)-electric

[KartRacer]

If it quacks like a duck ........
LoL

[twissted]

Yes the boat ran faster with the Lehner motors (Not by much). But the big question is why. I seems that he is very happy with the TP5850 motors and it is very impressive! I think in my 60" build, that is in the near future will do well with these motors.