22-06-2010, 08:34 AM
Hi Guys With The Scorpion Motors you have a little program that you can use to see what you can push with lipo and prop to motor.
Showing, temp, amps, speed etc.
I have attached zip of program. A couple posts back i have linked Aussie Sites to Buy From. (Ark Innovations and Rc Bits)
What sold me on Scorpion was that can withstand extreme heat -
Scorpion Power System is pleased to announce the release of our new series of Brushless Outrunner Motors. These motors raise the bar in both quality and performance, and are establishing themselves as the new Gold Standard for model aircraft power! All of the Scorpion Brushless Motors are manufactured from the finest quality components using state of the art CNC machine tools. Every component of the motors are of the highest quality, from the materials used, to the box they ship in. They are designed to provide reliable power for your model aircraft at affordable prices, offering a total performance solution.
Scorpion Motors are designed from the ground up with the best quality components available to provide an excellent value for you, the R/C modeler. We utilize high quality aluminum alloys that are CNC machined and anodized for a fit and finish that is second to none. Unlike other motor manufactures that use off-the-shelf NdFeB magnets with a maximum Curie temperature of 80 to 100 degrees C, our motor magnets are custom manufactured to be able to withstand temperatures of up to 200 degrees C (392 F). The wire we use to wind the stators is rated to 180 degrees C (356 F), so it can take the heat and keep on performing. This all adds up to a motor that can provide you the power you need, without going up in a cloud of smoke if you push it a little too hard.
This Is the Official www site for info etc http://www.scorpionsystem.com/catalog/mo...HK-2221-8/
A strong Motor Mount Recommended as stock motor mount i have cracked from the torque a couple of times.
A good ESC 80 amp to be safe plus also gives room for swap in out motors and test for Yourself, This is what i use to do all the time down the field swapping smoked out motors till i found what i was looking for.
P.s Kev had some great Pictures at start of this thread but there disappeared ?
P.s The Hobbyking Motor Setup does Look good would be interesting to see how it goes and how hot the motor gets.
Steve
Showing, temp, amps, speed etc.
I have attached zip of program. A couple posts back i have linked Aussie Sites to Buy From. (Ark Innovations and Rc Bits)
What sold me on Scorpion was that can withstand extreme heat -
Scorpion Power System is pleased to announce the release of our new series of Brushless Outrunner Motors. These motors raise the bar in both quality and performance, and are establishing themselves as the new Gold Standard for model aircraft power! All of the Scorpion Brushless Motors are manufactured from the finest quality components using state of the art CNC machine tools. Every component of the motors are of the highest quality, from the materials used, to the box they ship in. They are designed to provide reliable power for your model aircraft at affordable prices, offering a total performance solution.
Scorpion Motors are designed from the ground up with the best quality components available to provide an excellent value for you, the R/C modeler. We utilize high quality aluminum alloys that are CNC machined and anodized for a fit and finish that is second to none. Unlike other motor manufactures that use off-the-shelf NdFeB magnets with a maximum Curie temperature of 80 to 100 degrees C, our motor magnets are custom manufactured to be able to withstand temperatures of up to 200 degrees C (392 F). The wire we use to wind the stators is rated to 180 degrees C (356 F), so it can take the heat and keep on performing. This all adds up to a motor that can provide you the power you need, without going up in a cloud of smoke if you push it a little too hard.
This Is the Official www site for info etc http://www.scorpionsystem.com/catalog/mo...HK-2221-8/
A strong Motor Mount Recommended as stock motor mount i have cracked from the torque a couple of times.
A good ESC 80 amp to be safe plus also gives room for swap in out motors and test for Yourself, This is what i use to do all the time down the field swapping smoked out motors till i found what i was looking for.
P.s Kev had some great Pictures at start of this thread but there disappeared ?
P.s The Hobbyking Motor Setup does Look good would be interesting to see how it goes and how hot the motor gets.
Steve
What Do You Mean Theres a Throttle Curve ?, Its Either all the way up or all the way down
