WTB Trade: New Hobbystar 4292 1500kv

[parcou]

Have a new: New Hobbystar 4292 1500kv

New, never ran or bashed outside of on bench when installed. Mint condition had a change of mind want to go with a different motor. Looking for something similar like: 4082 2000-2100kv like to trade some another good condition motor. 6S is my power range, bashing, motor that can handle temps better than stock.

 

[stevenwm]

Good afternoon!
Is this motor 8s capable?

 

[DLK83]

Good afternoon!
Is this motor 8s capable?

Click the link he provided, all specs are there

 

[stevenwm]

Click the link he provided, all specs are there

Yeah I checked it out but doesn’t say if 6 or 8s capable

 

[dure16]

Yeah I checked it out but doesn’t say if 6 or 8s capable

It states a maximum of 33V. It’s probably okay on 8S but would be pushing the limit.

 

[stevenwm]

It states a maximum of 33V. It’s probably okay on 8S but would be pushing the limit.

Thanks appreciate your help!

I don’t really know about Volts ect

 

[DLK83]

Thanks appreciate your help!

I don’t really know about Volts ect

Crash course:
1s or 1 fully charged cell= 4.2 volts
2s or 2 fully charged cells= 8.4 volts
3s or 3 fully charged cells= 12.6 volts
4s or 4 fully charged cells= 16.8 volts
6s or 6 fully charged cells= 25.2 volts
8s or 8 fully charged cells= 33.6 volts

Specs for that motor @1500kv state a maximum of 33 volts, so it's 6s safe, and as @dure16 stated, would be ok on 8s, but not for long, as 8s fully charged is .6 volts more than the recommended maximum voltage the motor can handle.... we could get into storage voltage, nominal voltage and the like, but we'll save that for a different lesson

 

[stevenwm]

Crash course:
1s or 1 fully charged cell= 4.2 volts
2s or 2 fully charged cells= 8.4 volts
3s or 3 fully charged cells= 12.6 volts
4s or 4 fully charged cells= 16.8 volts
6s or 6 fully charged cells= 25.2 volts
8s or 8 fully charged cells= 33.6 volts

Specs for that motor @1500kv state a maximum of 33 volts, so it's 6s safe, and as @dure16 stated, would be ok on 8s, but not for long, as 8s fully charged is .6 volts more than the recommended maximum voltage the motor can handle.... we could get into storage voltage, nominal voltage and the like, but we'll save that for a different lesson

You’re awesome!
Thank you!