Originally posted by ray schrauwen
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Who runs an Outrunner in their boats?
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Is a 28mm size outrunner with 3.17mm shaft, I have just run using another outrunner with the same size that my friend change the winding to suit for 4s, and I've change the esc using ezrun 60A esc(car esc), I remove the red wire and install an external ubec, FYI the esc is capable of running 3s max, I've tried using 4s, it works fine. One thing I like about this esc was that, when the motor overheat, it stop the boat, and in a min I can run it again and back to onshore. I also can set the punch level
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hi
I have a jollymotor 620ep which run using outrunner motor, 2185kv, does anyone know if I can use 4 cell lipo with that motor?
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With the Scorpion 4025/6 on 1P it's almost 50 mph. On 2P with a Neu 1527/1Y its over 60. I love the boat with both setups.
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What kind of speeds do you see from your cat?Originally posted by Fluid View PostI run the 4025/1100 in my 6S1P SprintCat, and there is no point in using a prop smaller than an x455. In a well-set up hydro a 1655 would probably be in order. This motor takes a lot of prop even in a cat - the x455 drew under 75 amps average running a one mile course. Expect around 21,000 rpm under load.
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I should never have sold mine.
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I run the 4025/1100 in my 6S1P SprintCat, and there is no point in using a prop smaller than an x455. In a well-set up hydro a 1655 would probably be in order. This motor takes a lot of prop even in a cat - the x455 drew under 75 amps average running a one mile course. Expect around 21,000 rpm under load.
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Well, unfortunately South River just sent me an email saying the last one was sold and it's a custom wind they have been waiting on for 6 months, so I am now getting an 1100Kv motor. I am putting it in a 37" Aeromarine Sport 40 hull, so the question is the same: for the lower Kv motor, what would be a good starting prop on 6S? Maybe the same one (645)? Thanks...
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I have this motor, although the site says 1670, I received 1470kv and 8mm shaft. Have tested it with 5 and 6s in a sprintcat 34". With 6s and 645 prop draws about 120 amps, temperature about 50 C-122 F, speed about 40mph, not bad at all for 120$!! There is a big difference between 5 and 6s, the latter is far better imo.
I don't know what size is your hydro but you can start with 6s and 442-445
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Hi, all, have decided to use a Scorpion 4025 (1670Kv if the South River RC Boats drop down menu is correct) outrunner on 4S-6S in my hydro--what props have proven well matched to the motor? Or at least what is a recommended starting point? Thanks...Pete M
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LMAOOriginally posted by RandyatBBY View PostI had to go back a bit to find it. Hear ya go.
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...ead.php?t=3849
I was looking on your forum! I do remember that thread....at length! Thanks for posting and your efforts to dig it up.
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I had to go back a bit to find it. Hear ya go.
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...ead.php?t=3849
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I was planning on developing a line of Little Screamers with Scott if he is interested in my help. We talked about a little we will see if he follows threw.Originally posted by Meniscus View PostRandy,
Are you selling these outrunners? If so, please post some specs so that others can order from you.
I can't seem to find the info where you've been testing outrunners in the micros. Could you post a link?
How are you cooling the outrunners?
I really can not compete with Hobby King and HK sorts with the out runners on Ebay so I do not try. I am a hull and hardware builder and that is the short and long of it.
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Randy,
Are you selling these outrunners? If so, please post some specs so that others can order from you.
I can't seem to find the info where you've been testing outrunners in the micros. Could you post a link?
How are you cooling the outrunners?
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