@will3d thanks! The main differences of parameters for different motor types are: cost, size, weight
@will3d thanks!
The main differences of parameters for different motor types are: cost, size, weight, torque, heat dissipation. So when building a unit this needs to be taken in consideration. Of course, you can take the biggest motor and tune it down as needed if you're not constrained, but sometimes size can be a constraint.
The Rhino itself is based on the smaller 57BLF03 and after gear reduction it provides up to 9Nm of torque at the stick. So if a more powerful stick is needed (that you would need two hands to pull out of a dive), then go with 86BLF04 and 1:10 reduction, that would generate up to 50Nm of torque
The main differences of parameters for different motor types are: cost, size, weight, torque, heat dissipation. So when building a unit this needs to be taken in consideration. Of course, you can take the biggest motor and tune it down as needed if you're not constrained, but sometimes size can be a constraint.
The Rhino itself is based on the smaller 57BLF03 and after gear reduction it provides up to 9Nm of torque at the stick. So if a more powerful stick is needed (that you would need two hands to pull out of a dive), then go with 86BLF04 and 1:10 reduction, that would generate up to 50Nm of torque
