Hey all I know know what everyone is thinking, go lipo, which I do not want to do.
Now, are there any motors besides the stock nerf mtoros that you would reccomend with IMR batteries that is a tiny bit better than stock motors?
It seems that most motors that I've seen in flywheel builds either want less than 7 volts and ask for more amps than aa or imr batteries can provide. Are there any 130 motors that can take 7.4-11.1volts from 2-3 imr batteries, and won't kill imr batteries by asking for more amps than they can deliver?
In a perfect world I guess what I would like is 130 sized motors with about the same specs as the stock stryfe motors but with carbon brushes and ball bearings that can withstand 11.1 volts and doesn't want so many amps my Imr batteries can't deliver and die.
So, what are the optimal 130 motors for 11.1 volts from 3 Imr batteries?
Also, does anyone know the name of the stock stryfe motors incase I burn mine out? Id much rather buy some spare stock motors incase I burn mine out instead of buying a new stryfe.
Now, are there any motors besides the stock nerf mtoros that you would reccomend with IMR batteries that is a tiny bit better than stock motors?
It seems that most motors that I've seen in flywheel builds either want less than 7 volts and ask for more amps than aa or imr batteries can provide. Are there any 130 motors that can take 7.4-11.1volts from 2-3 imr batteries, and won't kill imr batteries by asking for more amps than they can deliver?
In a perfect world I guess what I would like is 130 sized motors with about the same specs as the stock stryfe motors but with carbon brushes and ball bearings that can withstand 11.1 volts and doesn't want so many amps my Imr batteries can't deliver and die.
So, what are the optimal 130 motors for 11.1 volts from 3 Imr batteries?
Also, does anyone know the name of the stock stryfe motors incase I burn mine out? Id much rather buy some spare stock motors incase I burn mine out instead of buying a new stryfe.