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📝 Lesro Arrow
3 years ago by 🇬🇧 terry290654 (
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I am about to start construction or a Lesro Arrow speed boat , any suggestions for a Electric motor,?
I have a Mfa Torpedo 850 i was thinking of using , thoughts information advice welcome
I have a Mfa Torpedo 850 i was thinking of using , thoughts information advice welcome
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3 years ago by 🇩🇪 RNinMunich (
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Hi Terry,
I note from the SLEC website that they recommend a Brushless Motor : 3536/8 1000Kv. "Parts Needed to Complete the Model 10in x 4mm Prop Shaft PR830B 4mm to 5mm Coupling PR840C Small Rudder PR833A 2 Bladed Prop 40 with 4mm thread PR 834A Brushless Motor : 3536/8 1000Kv 50amp Brushless ESC with Reverse 3s Li-Po Battery Pack White Metal Fittings Pack Available Part No PR804A" Considering the size of the boat (25.75") and the motor diameter (36mm) I would be more inclined to fit a 35mm prop. I'd use a 3-blader but that's a matter of taste / aesthetics 😉 For reference, my 24.5" Sea Scout gets on the plane and runs very nicely with a 2830 1000kv brushless, 30mm 3 blade brass prop, running on a 3S (11.1V NOM) battery. See my trials results here ▲
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3 years ago by 🇭🇺 MouldBuilder (
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If this is going to be a speed boat, perhaps a brushless is the way to go. Much faster, smaller and lighter. There are members who would be able to advise as to the size but at the same time, consideration with regards to the battery would also be useful. With LiPo batteries, the brushless will often work with several cell arrangements with 2s at 7.4 volts up to around 4s at 14.8 volts. Each variation will increase the RPM of the motor. I hope this is right but I am sure a kind member will correct me if not.
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