helpfulguy said:Someone should really tip the revolt guys off that they should register here and assist in testing their product ......
That one may have been just accidentally missed. The others won't budge.h0tr0d said:....
Magnets not glued?? NOT good!
RLT said:helpfulguy said:Someone should really tip the revolt guys off that they should register here and assist in testing their product ......
I and at least one other person in this thread mentioned it to Alexey.. I got no response on that particular, although he is quite responsive to all of my questions, and friendly in general.
John in CR said:..... I just wish I'd waited to order until the sensored version came out. ....
Well it seems they now have sensored an "Pro" versions of both motors on offer.boisrondevens said:Any news?
up0 said:Sorry, this question might be naive, but I have only got hands-on experience with hub motors, not such (RC-Style) outrunners.
In many other threads I have read that these RC-Style outrunners produce their own special "noise"
The video that was posted by RLT above seems to attest to that this is also true for this motor.
Would a sine-wave controller like the Adaptto or the Sabvoton make this motor run more quiet?
I found a video that shows a Rotomax driven by a sine-wave controller: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcT03by7MP8
That one seems to be more quiet than other videos I have seen of the Rotomax motors.
Has anyone tried a side-by-side comparison of an outrunner with e.g. Infineon controller vs a sine-controller?
Thanks for any info!
Ulli
Dauntless said:Does anyone with one of these have experience with RC motors? More than anything else the melon/pumpkin/whatever you like to call it 80100C? A comparison would be interesting.
ARod1993 said:Dauntless said:Does anyone with one of these have experience with RC motors? More than anything else the melon/pumpkin/whatever you like to call it 80100C? A comparison would be interesting.
Agreed; I'm looking at building a custom mid-drive and probably using an RV120 mated to a Lebowski controller, and I'd really like to know how much power you can safely pull out of it.