motor wind question

[fitzloff]

I have a revolt 30 with a 120 seaking with the stock motor(1800kv) that is ran on 4s and 5s batteries with a m445 prop. How do I find out the winding of the motor I am trying to set them timing on the seaking. what I have found on the net you need to know the wind of the motor to determine the timing.

Thanks Zach

[fitzloff]

the only reason I went with the 120 is so I could run 5s I don't think the stock esc would handle 5s but thank you sir for your help!!!!

[fitzloff]

I am still looking for the wind on a 1800kv aqua craft?

[montymike]

Aquacraft does not state the wind rather d ory wind revolt esc set at 11° set your seaking at 12°mike

[ray schrauwen]

If there are solder joints inside the rear end cover then it is a "Y" wind. If there are none then it is a "D" wind. The closest you can get with a Seaking 120 esc is 11.25* which should be fine and as close to the stock esc.

I know the 2030kv AQ motor is a "Y" wind but, since I have not broken an 1800kv AQ motor, I don't know what is inside?

Darin Jordan will know, you might be able to chime in on the P-Spec motor thread bouncing around right now to find out. It may even be in there somewhere already. I'm sure it has been published though.

[ray schrauwen]

These are Seakings ONLY timing settings: Timing (0.00/3.75/7.50/11.25/15.00/18.75/22.50/26.25)

Aquacraft does not state the wind rather d ory wind revolt esc set at 11° set your seaking at 12°mike

[montymike]

Yup my mistake thanks Ray 11.25, thats what i set min e at and thanks for the way to check the d,y on the endbell.
Will e helpfull in the future for un known winds. Will check my 1800kv at home against my 2030 in my boat.
thinking it is a y wind since the parameters on the speed control can't be change.

[fitzloff]

You guys are awesome thanks for the help!

[Luck as a Constant]

11.25