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  • #16
    I suppose I could run a 6s at a push, would that be any better?

    Scratch that, I noticed your earlier comment and see a 6s can work ok.

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    • #17
      What batteries do most high-powered spinners use these days then? Are they mostly 12S to match the motors?

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      • #18
        More bots still use 6S packs that are easier to use with drive motors. I am headed towards 10 or 12S packs and I think other builders will too. The trick is to either run a small secondary pack for the drive motors or to dump brushed motors completely and find some small, high voltage brushless motors for drive.

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        • #19
          Valkiri 2 used a 4S 8000mAh monster to power everything.

          Valkiri 3 went for a 6S 3300mAh pack for weaponpower and a 4S 2700mAh pack for the drive.

          Both used the NTM 5060, a motor suited up to 8 S .

          6S because the ease to find cheap packs and chargers and the fact we use the cheap SS190-200 ESC, what in theory should do 7S.

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          • #20
            True - its mush easier to make a 10 or 12S pack from two 5 or 6S packs. They are more common and much easier to recharge - I don't think there are many 12S chargers around just yet.

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            • #21
              Sorry to bump this old thread, but thought I'd keep relevant topics together. What would the suitability of a motor like this be? Is the RPM/V too low perhaps? https://hobbyking.com/en_us/propdriv...ner-motor.html

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              • #22
                Originally posted by JamesDavies View Post
                Sorry to bump this old thread, but thought I'd keep relevant topics together. What would the suitability of a motor like this be? Is the RPM/V too low perhaps? https://hobbyking.com/en_us/propdriv...ner-motor.html
                bots have and do run that motor in featherweights. both for weapons and drive.

                It more depends if you want a pusher bot or not.

                If you are gonna use active weapon a lot of people us the 42xx version

                I am building a 4 wheel driver pusher using the 50 50 version but i know Spur 3 runs 2 5060
                Last edited by Maxamuslead; 2 August 2018, 08:49.

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                • #23
                  Brill, thanks!

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Maxamuslead View Post
                    bots have and do run that motor in featherweights. both for weapons and drive.

                    It more depends if you want a pusher bot or not.

                    If you are gonna use active weapon a lot of people us the 42xx version

                    I am building a 4 wheel driver pusher using the 50 50 version but i know Spur 3 runs 2 5060
                    and Spur 4 runs with 4 5060's

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by shakesc View Post
                      and Spur 4 runs with 4 5060's
                      Spur 5 gonna have 2 per wheel? XD

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                      • #26
                        That would be silly

                        Working on a heavy version

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by shakesc View Post
                          That would be silly

                          Working on a heavy version
                          ooo keep us posted

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