Increasing range by unplugging motor

ESK8 Electronics
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So you actually mean the bell ? I actually read shaft lol

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noā€¦

he means the stator :rofl:

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Iā€™m probably thinking too practical. is he looking for an inside constraint rather than an outside.

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stator is the inside part with all the windings

bell is the outside part with magnets in it

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Yeah I get that. but unless heā€™s looking for a sensor ring or something, why would it matter. the bell always covers it

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heā€™s probably trying to compare stator sizes to different motors. bigger stator = more copper = more powa!

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Doesnā€™t matter at all what heā€™s doing. If you canā€™t read a question or understand the question, what is the purpose of answering?

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Maybe rephrasing the question so the answers can be on point. (ignoring my reading mistake). If it was relevant information I would assume itā€™s mentioned in the specs.

Edit: The stator of a sk3 192kv 6374 is spec. as 5045.

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Iā€™m sure it was a missreading, stator is very similar to shaft or bell. No sarcasm involved.

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My helicopter will have increased range running on one engine in flight vs two. But having that second engine running is requiredā€¦ Oh well.

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Comparing poatoes to oranges?

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I forgot I had posted that question, lol. Yes you are correct in what I was essentially asking.

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back to topic: using 1 or 2 motors wonā€™t make a huge difference. 1 motor will use say 30amps to get me going, 2 motors will use 15amps EACH. there might be a slight difference but that would be something among the lines of 1mile on 50miles. if you want to increase your range, go slower or upgrade your battery.