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Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => BRUSHLESS Motors and Speed Controllers => Topic started by: ntg06 on October 05, 2009, 11:30:39 am

Title: Brushless motor
Post by: ntg06 on October 05, 2009, 11:30:39 am
Hi,
Anyone got any experience with these FSD brushless motors:

http://www.fsd-motor.com/Editor/uploadfile/20090119204211728.xls

Just wondering if they are reliable?

Thanks
Title: Re: Brushless motor
Post by: AlanP on October 09, 2009, 11:05:50 pm
My, that took a while to download, plenty of info and they look good, no prices though. I have only bought two brushless and they have both been from Giant Cod.  Its been a bit suck it and see, I now have an air boat that's just about right (until I smashed it up  <:( ) and a 2ft MTB that just about jumps out of the water  :}

Don't suppose that was much help to you, but there you go

Alan
Title: Re: Brushless motor
Post by: ntg06 on October 10, 2009, 01:49:21 pm
Hi Alan,
It is nice to have a reply  :-)
The FSD ones are around £20-25 with the built in watercooling.
I have looked at the Giant Cod ones as well. Which ones have you used? There are so many to choose from!
Title: Re: Brushless motor
Post by: AlanP on October 10, 2009, 09:46:59 pm
The one on the Airboat came from BRC Hobbies and is an A2814-5T 1660Kv 350W and turns a 7X4 prop, guessed about right with this one as the boat goes like s--t off a shovel, well it did till I hit a buoy  <:(  ( new boat nearly finished )
The one in the MTB well I didn't guess very well with this one, the boat is very light being made of balsa and the XYH35-30 1400Kv 340w from Giant Cod makes the boat leave the water. Going to try it with less volts tomorrow and see how that is, if still to fast I will get a smaller prop at Blackpool, if all fails to slow it down to something I can handle I will have the plans enlarged by 50 per cent and build a bigger boat  :-))

Brushless motors are a big learning curve for me  O0

The ones in your post seem Ok at that price, water cooled as well, just turn my boats upside down for cooling  :}

Alan