NEU Castle Creations 2200kv 1515/1Y - Mystic 29.

[704Authentic]

Looking into using a NEU Castle Creations 2200kv 1515/1Y in the Mystic 29.
Wanted some other thoughts... Anyone tried this? Fit, motor mounts and etc.
Is it tooo much? All information is appreciated.

Thanks,


Stock Mystic 29 ( Not for long :)

[MAMBA2200]

should fit fine what voltage you wanting to run?

[704Authentic]

Definately 4s, see how it goes - might try 5s, probably not 6s - ponds to small.



Stock Mystic 29 ( Not for long :)

[MAMBA2200]

4s should haul a$$ 5s would be pushing it 40,700 rpm

[jasoncyclone]

Trust me, you won't need 5s with that motor in a 29 inch cat. It will fly with 4s!

[TheShaughnessy]

I would do some reinforcing before the motor swap. Hull won't survive long with blow overs at the speeds that motor is capable of taking it to. Other then that drop it in and hold on.

[Heaving Earth]

5s it.

[tlandauer]

Is the physical dimension the same between Neu 1515 and Castle Neu 1515? I was under the impression that they are not the same motor, but I could not find the so-called Castle Neu on CC's web site. They only list them as Neu. Currently have a Neu 1515 1y powering my MM, just want to know the difference.
Sorry to pull this off topic.
Thanks

[oscarel]

They are the same, listed under car motors. http://www.castlecreations.com/produ...le_motors.html

[Heaving Earth]

Castle 1515 is slightly bigger can than the Neu. Castle is aprox 75mm vs Neu 68mm long

[maxmekker]

my friend has a leo 2150 kv in his M29, and that is more than fun enough on 4s.
here is a clips of it ( since it's almost the same kv as the one you are planning)

[tlandauer]

Castle 1515 is slightly bigger can than the Neu. Castle is aprox 75mm vs Neu 68mm long

Thanks, I thought as such, the "green" can is longer.

@ oscarel: thanks for the link,
The black Neu 1515 is Listed on their site just as NEU. For some reason I did not see the Castle/Neu page.

[siberianhusky]

Castle/Neu motors are designed by Neu and built in China by Castle.
Neu motors are built by Neu in California.

[704Authentic]

Now that's Sweet!

Are the hauls foam filled?