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Thread: Motor might be just a little too big!

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09-12-2011, 05:29 PM #1
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Motor might be just a little too big!

LOL!

Buy the right size of motor for the application

think the 2000kv 1775watt inrunner will blow this drive to bits!!!

ps.....also helps if i put the bucket on the right way up!

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