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Thread: Tp4070 vs 1530 neu in same boat, no changes

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    Well that means you should prob increase prices... if demand is so great

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmitry100 View Post
    Well that means you should prob increase prices... if demand is so great
    Yes I've been told that but I just can't seem to bring myself to over charge for something.
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    I'm sure you can charge a bit more yet stay reasonable in terms of additional costs for your time and labor.

    Everyone does it ... OSE does it... google and yahoo do it... etc.
    All of them mark up their inventory/product at least 20-30% flat and they are just brokers, not manufacturers (like you).

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    I am one of those who wondered about the power difference between the two motors for future builds
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    Houston, we have a problem. A BIG problem. So I pulled data logs. It was pulling 380-420 amps. Wtf? So I looked at rpm loaded. 40k. Huh? 1580kv x 22.2v equals 35,076. Yea it's never on the money. Sometimes not even close but a full 10k rpm more than a 1770kv motor? No. Pull the motor and check it with my kv checker.



    Sooooo.....how the heck that happened? There's no 1580kv 1530 listed on neus website. There is on ose tho.




    And the box and motor match.



    So then I look at the neu website. Sob!!!! A 1D is 2300kv and this is a .75D


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    Well at least that explains it lol

    I have a new found respect for the sf300.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamey View Post
    Well at least that explains it lol

    I have a new found respect for the sf300.

    Make no mistake, it is a beast
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    I don't trust my HK kv meter. I am getting readings that are hundreds off. Has yours been reliable and consistent? I am getting pretty reliable readings by the old fashioned "drill press" method. Anybody else use that?
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    kfxguy: So... what does this mean? Did it get switched up for a completely different wind by the manufacturer?

    That seems like a lot of amp draw for that rpm range though... unless its really overpropped for that range.
    I wonder how much amps that thing would pull for 50k+ rpm...

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    For some reason I have to throttle learn my kv meter before every use. But it's been dead on since I've figured that out. I've checked LOTS of motors and it's very accurate.


    In the ose store the kv listed is wrong. The box and motor are marked correctly however, neither list a numerical kv. Just the wind. I don't know winds by heart so I had no idea what it was. I put an email into Steve to see what needs to be done. We can't use this motor and I directed my customer to buy this for his build. Good thing I got it and tried it and pulled data logs on it. Had I not, he would have smoked his Esc in short order.
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    But if it really was 2700kv ... wouldn't it be pushing around 60k rpm?

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    That big prop was too much of a load. Drop down to a much smaller prop and/or maybe a little hydro and it would.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmitry100 View Post
    But if it really was 2700kv ... wouldn't it be pushing around 60k rpm?
    Yea maybe not loaded it would have been. The prop I had was quite aggressive. It did see a max of 61k at one point. Most loaded points were 40k-ish. The boat never really stopped accelerating before I let off. So it would be even more had I stayed in it.
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    So does this mean a TP and Neu are comparable in performance then?

    On the Fightercat site the older TP's had RPM limits of 60k... now on the TP site they're 50k... weird.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmitry100 View Post
    So does this mean a TP and Neu are comparable in performance then?

    On the Fightercat site the older TP's had RPM limits of 60k... now on the TP site they're 50k... weird.

    That is yet to be determined. Kind of a waste of time as I didn't have a near fair comparison. It's pretty unreal I didn't smoke the Esc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kfxguy View Post
    That is yet to be determined. Kind of a waste of time as I didn't have a near fair comparison. It's pretty unreal I didn't smoke the Esc.
    But yet still some good runs !
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    And for the record.....

    Same exact length


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    Isn't the Neu 1530 like around 5 or 7mm longer? They look exactly the same to me... Specs for TP or Neu must be inaccurate then. weird.

    Neu really needs to step up their game... even companies like TP provide 10x better selection of KV

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmitry100 View Post
    Isn't the Neu 1530 like around 5 or 7mm longer? They look exactly the same to me... Specs for TP or Neu must be inaccurate then. weird.

    Neu really needs to step up their game... even companies like TP provide 10x better selection of KV
    They are the same length.
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