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Title: fleetscale bismarck motors
Post by: modelman66 on August 21, 2008, 07:09:06 pm
hi does any one know if electronize 543-23 motors 3 off would run 45mm props (P) type on 12volts ok in a 1/128 hull using FR15HVR speed controllers one for each motor these motors rev@8300 and shouldnt need a gearbox does this sound ok????  i was going to use eco500 motors but thought this might be better.
Title: Re: fleetscale bismarck motors help
Post by: modelman66 on August 27, 2008, 08:26:30 pm
sorry to be a pain i was going to get eco500 motors but when i tried to order cmb were out of stock so i ordered the electronize motors but now they are here the sticker on them says max prop 30mm but i wanted to use 45mm does anyone know whether they will be ok please? :-\
Title: Re: fleetscale bismarck motors
Post by: boatmadman on August 27, 2008, 10:52:12 pm
45mm on 12v may be pushing your luck a little. you could try it but make sure you put an appropriate fuse between the battery and esc.

Ian
Title: Re: fleetscale bismarck motors
Post by: Martin (Admin) on August 27, 2008, 11:21:37 pm

What props are you fitting?
You MIGHT get away with it if they are quite fine pitched but you would need to do a bath test
with an amp meter.
Title: Re: fleetscale bismarck motors
Post by: modelman66 on August 28, 2008, 07:04:07 pm
thanks for answering am i using too small a motor or too big prop size(fine pitch) its a fleetscale hull 77"long i havent a clue?on the drawing they measure 45mm props i thought smaller props wouldnt be enough for a boat this size please help, what if i wire two motors in series would this be better it makes them run at 6v if i understand correctly.
Title: Re: fleetscale bismarck motors
Post by: modelman66 on September 01, 2008, 08:39:31 pm
 O0 no problem using 30mm props on 12volt seperate esc and fuses trial and error