jschlosser0405
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Anyone running the Leopard 4092 from RCJuice? I have been thinking about picking up a HS 4092, but I see these are on sale. Max voltage isn't even 6s....? Am I worrying about nothing or will they actually burn up?
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Ok, thank you for the heads up. Is the max voltage rating just "suggested"? HahaHaven't tried the motor itself but another Leopard and be aware that the mounting holes on the Leopard motors are M3 and so they will need to be drilled and tapped to M4 for the Arrma motor mounting plate.
Ok, thank you for the heads up. Is the max voltage rating just "suggested"? Haha
Ok, thank you for the heads up. Is the max voltage rating just "suggested"? Haha
How much do you think is a decent rough estimate to subtract from the total rpm when the rig is loaded?For any motor the voltage rating is to keep you from over revving the motor to the point where the rotor explodes.
Take the KV * volts and you get RPMs when un-loaded with gearing wheels etc...
I don’t take a fixed subtraction into account, just the simple formula that @LibertyMKiii used. Some calculate with 3.7v per cell instead of 4.2v as motors tend to have an efficiency of 90% and cells only have 4.2v for a very short time.How much do you think is a decent rough estimate to subtract from the total rpm when the rig is loaded?
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