Littlescreamers 63mmwater jacketed Motor

[Xfactor]

Is it twins or a single

[bvincent]

No :p It's a top secret 45"

[bvincent]

It's a single. You can see the single prop in the picture.

[Littlescreamers]

Where can I get the motor? Guy at epower or whomever handles your paypal transaction decided to refund me and told me to get it straight from you guys because I told him payment was recieved so Id like to know the status of the motor as far as shipping etc.I was a little bothered because I sent an email some days ago with no response .My patience is really running out on this motor.Ive lost two days in recieving my motor because people expect to get their pay then send the mechandise when they get ready , Naw I dont operate like that. Do cod if youre a procrastinator after the fact.Anyway i need the motor if its attainable.

It was nice chatting with you!

I am sorry for the confusion, I was told the motor was ordered on Sun and I have a friend at EJF handling sales for all our motors but this one I am shipping from here. I had not received the shipping label yet and was told it would be here today. I would have shipped it today as well. All is well now

Again sorry for the confusion.

Scott

[Xfactor]

Mark, what was youre amp draw on the x460@10s ?

[Xfactor]

A 1667 cut to 62mm by cdmi might be a really good choice.Hopefully it would keep me under 150 amps continuous.I also would like to try a 1667 and a x457 cupped. I was also wondering do they make a x600 series prop in the 55to60mm range?

[MarkF]

Xfactor,
There's a huge difference between a 1667 and a 460. Read my post were I say I couldn't run anything larger then the 460. We need to see if a different controller works better before going crazy on props.

Mark

[Xfactor]

Yes I know theres a big difference between the two. I read your post before I made my statement. Did you fully read mine? I didnt say a 1667 I said a 1667 cut down to a 62 mm prop. As far as controllers are concerned i dont own a castle so no worries there. Im wondering why you didnt simply run a different one.I dont want alot of strut angle on my scale. I want my prop to do the lifting not strut angle. Try a 1657 on your hydro on that motor i bet you see more speed.I can almost ashure you that a standard x series prop will not end up on my scale boat. My experience as well as the shared experience of others I consider extremely knowledgable make me lean toward a 1400-1600 series prop as my selection to try. I also like numbers they dont lie as much. What was the amp draw on that x460?You were limited to an x460 to test because of what?

[Xfactor]

If you dont break the motor or try to break it how do you really know what its capable of?If youve never driven the motor into failure then you dont really know what its limits are real world.

[Rumdog]

by using a datalogger. You can easily find the limits of your gear without having to toast it. As mark said, he would need a different esc to go to bigger props. He didnt say the motor was limited to that size prop.

[bvincent]

Well that's what I do !

[bvincent]

I do test to destruction. I abuse our products for months before they go to public. In this case we ran these to over 10,000 watts in the ducted fan jets. But I don't have a hul to test with yet for this scale. This is why we rated it for 8000 watts.

[MarkF]

Xfactor, I dont think you understand how props work. Simple cutting down a 1667 isnt going to let you run it just because you cut it down. A 460 has only 60 mm of diameter and 3.4 inches of pitch. A 1667 has without my prop chart in front of me alot more of both. Cutting it down to a 62 only reduces the diameter not the pitch. If you read my post you would have seen that I did run bigger props and the motor couldn't turn them. You would have also read that I dont have another controller at this time to try. If you dont think I know how to push equipment then you dont know me very well. Would you like to see a picture of my pile of 3 burned up Shultze 40-160 speed controllers?

Mark

[sailr]

[Spot Me 2]

Will one of these motors work in a 48" deep-V on 10s? I'm not lloking to race it, but I don't want it to be a turd either.