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Electric Stunt => Gettin all AMP'ed up! => Topic started by: Horby on October 23, 2016, 11:10:52 AM
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Hi all, Just thought I would share this with everyone.
If you are using a KR timer the Hobby King G25 motors will not work. Turns out there isn't enough poles for the timer to function properly. I tried both KV motors and got the same result. Just a heads up all.
Warren
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Hi all, Just thought I would share this with everyone.
If you are using a KR timer the Hobby King G25 motors will not work. Turns out there isn't enough poles for the timer to function properly. I tried both KV motors and got the same result. Just a heads up all.
Warren
What are the symptoms? Have you tried a servo tester in place of the KR timer to see if it is the speed controller not the timer that the G25 doesn't like?
Hobby king sells many different types and they are cheep. Every electric flight bag should have one.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__18309__Hobbyking_LED_Servo_Tester.html
The neat thing is that if you are testing a speed controller the speed controller supplies the power for the tester. For testing servos you need an external power source.
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The problem is the number of poles the motor has, any thing less than 10 the KR timer will not work properly. Found this out after corresponding with Keith.
Warren
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Thanks for the heads up. I looked at the HobbyKing web sight and unfortunately they do not list the number of poles. Looking at several of their motors I don't see any data on number of poles. n1 In the moderately priced motors I have had good luck with Cobra motors.
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Stick with the Cobra's.
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Horby
these are the 2 motors that I have been using this past season.
Both of them work very nicely with the KR and the Hubin timers.
I rum them both on 4S packs.
Carl
http://www.hobbypartz.com/96m603-bigfoot25-2826-870kv.html
http://www.hobbypartz.com/96m604-bigfoot32-3520-770kv.html
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I have used the G15 with no issues, Humm, I wonder if different production runs have different poles. I worked out the motor issue with Keith....... you need more than 10 poles to work with the KR, any thing less is not consistent and rpm is hard to set. Can you measure the poles on your G25?
Warren
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Maybe look in the front of the motor and count them? Not rocket brain surgery, after all.