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  • CZ Flyer
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    • Apr 2016
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    #1

    kv question!

    Will a 2600kv edf 70mm unit handle 6s? (outrunner) Thanks!
  • OV10
    >>>Twins are 2X the Fun<<< (Squawk Moderator)

    • Sep 2014
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    #2
    Impossible to answer unless we know at least who is the manufacturer.
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    • Arcangel
      Hobby Squawk Student Pilot

      • Jun 2016
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      #3
      It would depend on the diameter & length of the motor.

      Example : a 2849 mm motor is a NO ; a 3048 mm is a YES

      The manufacturer of the motor will also determine its quality and thus give it a better chance of working.

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      • Alpha
        Former Motion RC Staff

        • Feb 2015
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        #4
        EDF unit manufacturer?
        Shroud material?
        Impeller material?
        Blade count?
        Pitch?
        Motor dimms?
        Shaft diameter?

        To cut to the chase... Is there any precedent for this motor being used in this EDF on 6s? Your kv callout is very specific, which makes me wonder if you're looking at a factory assembled "2600kv 70mm EDF". In which case, I'd defer to the factory recommendations.
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        • CZ Flyer
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          #5
          Originally posted by Arcangel
          It would depend on the diameter & length of the motor.

          Example : a 2849 mm motor is a NO ; a 3048 mm is a YES

          The manufacturer of the motor will also determine its quality and thus give it a better chance of working.
          THANK YOU! It's a 2827... So dats a NO!

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