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  Quote Dragevo Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08/Jun/2009 at 2:16am
Originally posted by SeaComms

Yeah, a couple of quick calculations shows that combination could be drawing over 1000 watts at over 75 amps.

This motor is not really designed for 4S on a prop I think (it is stated as an EDF motor) - this is a good example of where a wattmeter is your best friend!!

 
I have a wattmeter, but I didn't bother to use it.  Ouch  I tried this combination only based on reviews,  saying it could work on 4s & the aforementioned prop. As it happens, I've got one more of these 3200 kv motors - and will test it with the wattmeter tomorrow. I also have the 2350 kv version of this motor, it may be more suitable for 4s. Going back to 3s now, sounds so boring - lol.
 
 
EDIT : I just went out and tested it with the wattmeter. 5 sec static test shows 1095 W on 4S...  Shocked  Dave, you were close. No wonder the other motor fried, lol. I managed to fit my Zippy 3s 4000 mah's in to the Sniper, they weigh only ~40 g more than the 4s Rhino 2350's. A rough guesstimate suggests around 700 W on 3S, should be fun enough - for now....
 
 
EDIT 2: I just tried it with 3S 4000 mah & 5x5 e prop. 8-10 mins of very fast fun, and neither the motor or the ESC got hot. Just slightly warmer than my hand. SWEET.


Edited by Dragevo - 08/Jun/2009 at 6:16pm
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