Turnigy Mach2 9.5T Brushless Car Motor w/timing adj (4900Kv)

 Martin 7 points

Hi motor is sensored since it has timing adjustments, and if you look closely on the image there is a connection port for a sensored cable on the back of the motor. Thanks, M

 Spectrum 8 points

no.....you can but will have problems taking off.

 Oscar 6 points

It will works but with cogging at the starts

 axilleas 6 points

More longer from that was inside?which car you play?

 karmonkey 110 points

they dont, get it in other place

 Pavel 23 points

No, no. Buy a cable from novak or lrp.

 Brad_slash 14 points

Hey mate a 60 amp speedy will work perfect with this and yes it should fit tt01

 guindon7 28 points

hay this Turnigy Mach2 9.5T Brushless Car Motor NY BODY KNOW HOW TO HOOK IT UP THE THREE PRONGS ON IT ARE WHAT s - or hows it work

 karmonkey 110 points

yes it will fit in a tamiya tt01, if you are running the stock motor (silver mabucchi) you will notice a high performance, but in a tt01 you can put a more powerfull motor, i will go for a 7.5t or even 6.5t. With the 9.5t you will want more in a short time, so go for a higher rpm motor. I used this motor in my sc10 and it gets hotter than my team orion vortex 5.5t, but it is smooth and for the price you cant go wrong. A 60a sensored esc will be sweet for this motor

 mihhail 4 points

Do you have ESC that supports brushless motors?

 Ebiker 166 points

Not yet. I have Acme Raptor brushless which has 25A ESC, that RC on 2s has same power is my SC10 which is what I want so probably will get 25-30A esc from here, not sure which one yet till I find the right motor.

 karmonkey 110 points

this motor will suite your needs of speed cause it isnt too fast. I used in my sc10 and switched to a team orion 5.5t. On my track this motor gets pretty hot and the tea orion dont. But for the price you cant go wrong

 Ebiker 166 points

I guess I could put cooler on it than. Did you just drop it in with any mods and using the original pinion too on the SC10?

 mikeylama 52 points

Hi' I have a VXL 3S esc, it worked with it in sensored mode flawlessly.

 brad 2 points

Turnigys 60 amp is the best for that motor.

 karmonkey 110 points

i was using that motor with a novak gtb and it worked great on my sc10. A mamba mas pro will be very good also, and the tekin ones, but i will get the mamba max pro since it is very reliable and you can setup your esc on the computer.

 mdkwarhawk 80 points

believe it or not i have sc10 and use the turnigy 35amp esc and it works awsome even with 3s lipo same set up in my slsh 4x4

 David 22 points

If your batteries are unable to supply the right amount of amps to the esc alot of the time the motor will stutter (cog) and not be able to get moving

 kgreen31 5 points

Thanks for the info. I am using Turnigy 2S and 3S Lipos 5000 mah, 20C. Would using a 25C or 30C solve the problem?

 mikeylama 52 points

Nope, stronger LiPo not required. I'm using this motor whith 2 cell 5000 mAh 20C Turnigy LiPo, and it gors perfect. I suggest using sensor cable for it, worked for me.

 brad 2 points

needs the sensor wire.
the vxl motor is sensorless the mach 2 is sensored.

 mdkwarhawk 80 points

did you we do ur throttle swing this might help and yes if you were using nimh and now want to use lipo it will help

 GRACIELA CITLALI 2 points

Does anybody know what type of sensor does the motor have?

 brad 2 points

No.
It stands for turns.

 karmonkey 110 points

yes it stands for turn, the lower the turn means it will get higher rpm, the lower it will have more torque. This motor is good to use in rear wheel drives 1/10 cars such associated b4,t4, sc10, traxxas rustler, slash, etc.

 mysak 127 points

Hi, not neccesarilly has to be around 3500-4000 kV. I have Feigao 9.5R, same size and it is 3300 kV motor.

 Maciej 5 points

I do not compare. I have just measured it. At 7.4V motor got 340 rotations per second. It gives 20400RPM *7.4V. Motor driven by sensored ESC at full open throttle.

 karmonkey 110 points

claro que te sirve para el e-firestorm pero necesitaras un variador con sensores.

 ODmix 140 points

The sensor cable 200mm is included.

 ODmix 140 points

The sensor cable 200mm is included.

 GLwagon 52 points

Wish there was a wattage rating, it is listed with a Sintered Rotor, but the KV/RPM rating looks low, unless it is a torque monster.

 Chad 59 points

Yeah considering a 13.5 is over 3000Kv this motor should be in the 3500 plus kv range.

 davidpc2 235 points

I think there is a mistake and should be 3800kv not 2800kv. The 3800kv is more suitable for a 9.5T. I have a velineon it is 10T and rated 3500kv and i bought the EZ-RUN Bushless Motor, it is a 9T and the rating is 4300kv, so probably this 9.5T should be aprox in middle. Hope is useful

 FlyingMonkey 2306 points

I think it means 9,5 Turns. :)

 Damien 38 points

I'm not an expert, but I think the smaller the no. of turns, the higher the speed (RPM) the motor is designed to run at. Rock crawlers (slow/torque based vehicles) use high 'T' value motors.

 ...ll 89 points

The less turns you have, the more aggressive the engine is. You got to watch out on your ESC. I am not sure if the turn description is the true turns on the engine or if it is just a comparison to the characteristics of a brushed one.

 drrk24 848 points

In fact, no. of turns is the way, to adapt the motor to the voltage: the induction in the wire results in a voltage proportional to speed and turns. By this kv is specified. 9.5 means, that the wire is wound 9+1/2 times arond each pole (start and end of winding are on opposite sites)

 drrk24 848 points

To explain further: output power can be the same: with higher voltage and less current, as magnetic force is proportional to current and also number of turns, which defines the torque. Differnt versions have also the same losses, when the space is for wires is used similarly (more turnes means less section area of wire, so higher resistance but with less current same power loss.

 ODmix 140 points

If with brushed motor compares...about the 16turn-motors.I purchased same motor(8.5T grade, 4600Kv) and was satisfied..
But 9.5T of speed will be low a little.

 fredd 27 points

I got this motor some days ago, and the magnets is extremly strong. i havent runned it though, so cant say how it performers. but first impression is VERY good.

 littlephoenix 84 points

can this motor be used for a plane running 4S 5x5 prop?