Novak 55T and Sidewinder Micro
08-23-2009, 12:09 AM
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Novak 55T and Sidewinder Micro
Simply put can I use a Sidewinder micro with a Noak 55T motor or is it just a bad idea.... plane and simple, not looking for a flame war.... [8D]
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RE: Novak 55T and Sidewinder Micro
depends on what you want to use it for- ive used the 55t motors and they barely pulled any amps- so i guess as long as you dont do anything really current heavy(as its only 25 amps) but you should be good. the 55t can be run on 12v too, so you might have an advantage there.
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RE: Novak 55T and Sidewinder Micro
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depends on what you want to use it for- ive used the 55t motors and they barely pulled any amps- so i guess as long as you dont do anything really current heavy(as its only 25 amps) but you should be good. the 55t can be run on 12v too, so you might have an advantage there.
depends on what you want to use it for- ive used the 55t motors and they barely pulled any amps- so i guess as long as you dont do anything really current heavy(as its only 25 amps) but you should be good. the 55t can be run on 12v too, so you might have an advantage there.
