8 Motors COMPARISON, TAMIYA Brushed, Super Stock RZ, Sport Tuned, 540-N, 380-S & G-FORCE Brushless

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @christophh5281
    @christophh5281 2 года назад +6

    Again a great Video. Interesting that the Super Stock RZ with ball bearings is almost as good as a fast Brushless Motor.

    • @cagemanch.7567
      @cagemanch.7567  2 года назад +3

      As you say, replacing with ball bearings is effective : )

  • @RinkaiKouen
    @RinkaiKouen 6 дней назад

    Wow this is awesome. How can the Super Stock be so fast? I think it's "only" 23T. Thank you for all the work for these great tests!

  • @NordicRC
    @NordicRC 2 года назад +5

    Brilliant comparison my mate! So well done!

    • @cagemanch.7567
      @cagemanch.7567  2 года назад +2

      I am very glad about your comment.
      Thank you very much.

  • @enricomiceli5517
    @enricomiceli5517 10 месяцев назад +2

    Love my super stock, only issue is the price. Nowdays the brushless motors and ckmbo are getting so cheap to the point that cost less than the super stock motor alone.

  • @c.k.hobbyshop3351
    @c.k.hobbyshop3351 Год назад +2

    Nice comparison video 👍 I use the tamiya RZ TUNED in a lot of my custom builds 🤘😎🤘

  • @Beastnappy
    @Beastnappy 2 года назад +5

    You have serious skills, top work. Thank you👍

    • @cagemanch.7567
      @cagemanch.7567  2 года назад +2

      It is my pleasure : )
      Thank you for your feedback.

  • @robcraighill6315
    @robcraighill6315 2 года назад +3

    Interesting comparison! 🙂

  • @vivos71
    @vivos71 Год назад

    Anything to note with temps on the 10.5?

  • @David-069
    @David-069 2 года назад

    Hi Cageman great videos. I was wondering if you would know how i can get the max out of my optima mid custom. The motor is a super stock type rr it has a 74 tooth spur and i am running a 20tooth pinion What size pinion would be a better match. Thanks.

    • @paulwizal23d89
      @paulwizal23d89 11 месяцев назад

      What 74tooth spur did you find. Can’t find one

  • @martinhsrc6699
    @martinhsrc6699 Год назад

    Great collection of videos. Thanks ☺️

  • @JoevsRc
    @JoevsRc Год назад

    Where did you go? Miss your videos

  • @mightynokkey
    @mightynokkey 2 года назад +1

    Hi Dear CAGEMAN ch my friend, I just found your Blog today. Thanks a lot for your compliments. It was too much for me your words what you gave. Now I wish that, I can meet you in private ones!

    • @cagemanch.7567
      @cagemanch.7567  2 года назад +2

      ご返信が遅くなっており、申し訳ございません。
      ご指摘のブログの件ですが、ノッキーさんの動画で僕のチャンネルをご紹介いただきました御礼の気持ちを表すために、記事を1本書かせていただきました。あの記事は今現在でもチョコチョコ読まれておりまして、ノッキーさんの影響力の大きさを垣間見ているしだいです。
      この度は丁寧なご連絡をありがとうございました。
      引き続き、動画の投稿を楽しみにしています。

  • @Papinak2
    @Papinak2 2 года назад +4

    Unfortunately, this doesn't say much about motor performance. Each motor needs different gearing to get optimal performance - I'm pretty sure that the 380 motor would burn under 5,8 ratio, if it went to a track..

    • @cagemanch.7567
      @cagemanch.7567  2 года назад +2

      Thank you for your advice.
      I have received similar comments ever.
      Of course I understand gear ratio is important.
      I think some R/C car users will be interested in this comparison.

    • @Papinak2
      @Papinak2 2 года назад +3

      @@cagemanch.7567 The comparison is definitely interesting, but the result suggesting that a ST motor is close to a 13.5T brushless is a bit misleading - and I've already seen suggestions on forums based on this video, which might not end well. But I understand that getting the right gearing would be extremely challenging.

    • @SpeedDemonExpress
      @SpeedDemonExpress 2 года назад +1

      @@Papinak2 it's not really that surprising. Most people today haven't experienced the good brushless motors. They are all out of production now. The RZ is great for what it is but it would have been far outperformed by the old Trinity modified speed gems or Reedy spec 19 quad mag motors of the 2000's. The new re-release speed gems and Reedy radon/integy motors are trash. The RZ is the last good quality brushed motor on the market and it's made in Japan just like the old good motors! The brushed motors got killed because of high maintenance and limited max current that can be run through the brushes. Once you get into high voltage & amps it's gotta be brushless all the way. Also nobody ever breaks in their brushed motors so they are missing out on 15 to 20% performance!

  • @alvinleong1251
    @alvinleong1251 Год назад +2

    This video upsets brushless fanboys that just cannot accept the result. Brushless is faster with timing, gearing blah blah blah. Yawn....
    The best comment I saw on a forum is that brushless should be tested with a HV lipo. Then the brushed with what? 4 x AA? 🤣

  • @milandlouhy7995
    @milandlouhy7995 10 месяцев назад

    Nice music

  • @RMinYLYTRSS
    @RMinYLYTRSS Год назад

    Brushed RZ motor is much cheaper than 10.5t, even 21.5t brushless

    • @enricomiceli5517
      @enricomiceli5517 10 месяцев назад

      In my country a u can get a razer brushless combo for the price of the super stock ahahahah

  • @idorandomstuff9950
    @idorandomstuff9950 Год назад

    ho leng

  • @andyguyuk1
    @andyguyuk1 Год назад

    If you have brushless motors this slow you have way geared them wrong

  • @mymodel6
    @mymodel6 Год назад +2

    Most useless review i have ever seen.. Are you seriously suggesting a Sport Tuned motor is faster than a 17.5t brushless, and almost the same speed as 13.5t..? I would delete this from RUclips if i could...

  • @christophh5281
    @christophh5281 2 года назад +20

    Again a great Video. Interesting that the Super Stock RZ with ball bearings is almost as good as a fast Brushless Motor.