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Can you replace any motor for Honey Badger?

Michael K

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I bought an Nuprol Honey Badger which is an AEG and I also bought a 40000k Motor with it. Will it work properly???

 
40k is a speed motor, not as fast as 45k but pretty quick

(think 30k is a bit sensible snap)

keep it on 7.4v - it might run a bit warm

but don't ffs try anything higher than 7.4v or it will wreck

20k-25k you can run on 11.1v most likely

but the faster motors - yeah keep them on 7.4v

it will get a bit warmer than stock motor as it's running faster of course

will drain your battery quicker to as it draws more amps etc....

it's ok but keep the voltage sensible @ 7.4v max

 
40k is a speed motor, not as fast as 45k but pretty quick

(think 30k is a bit sensible snap)

keep it on 7.4v - it might run a bit warm

but don't ffs try anything higher than 7.4v or it will wreck

20k-25k you can run on 11.1v most likely

but the faster motors - yeah keep them on 7.4v

it will get a bit warmer than stock motor as it's running faster of course

will drain your battery quicker to as it draws more amps etc....

it's ok but keep the voltage sensible @ 7.4v max
Cool thanks :)  

I only have 7.4V batteries anyways so that won't be much of a problem thanks for the information tho it was really helpful!

 
if it's one of those asg ones i'm not sure even 7.4 will be enough to save your gearbox.

 
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