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Sep 13, 2001, 10:46 PM
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Saskatoon, Canada
Joined May 2000
118 Posts
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480 max current/cells
Does anyone know the (practical) limits for current on a 480-type motor (Dymond MAX 480, etc)? Or another way, can one safely run 10 cells on these motors? And if so, what prop is appropriate?
I've been running 8 cells with Gunther spoon prop with great success in a Pibros, just wondering if more would be more fun...  I was going to try and search, but the new bulletin software doesn't seem to like short words (like "480" or "max"). Hmmm  tanks -jmw |
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Sep 13, 2001, 10:55 PM
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United States, CA, Bear Valley Springs
Joined Feb 2000
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480 current
I've used the Permax 480 on eight and ten cells up to 12 amps with no side effects on a 6x4 DD prop and in geared applications. Should work just fine.
mw |
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