Functionally both of these motors are perfect. Great thing about sealed brushless motors is that they require zero maintenance for a long time. And what maintenance you might ever need would essentially be new bearings after years of use.
Castle 1515 1Y specs
RPM/Volt: 2200rpm/v
Max Input Voltage: 25.2v
Max Current: 120amp Continuous
Weight: 424g (15oz)
Diameter: 41.78mm
Length (not including shaft): 75.18mm
Shaft Diameter: 5mm bore pinions
Connectors: 6.5mm bullets (std castle 1/8th scale size)
Both motors have stock length wires, I never shortened them.
1st one is sold.
2nd one is about 1 year old, probaby about 20 hours of runtime on it. There is some cosmetic damage to the fins near where the wires enter the can and one of the wires did get caught up and the insulation got damaged on it. The wires weren't damaged, so I used some Heatshrink tubing on it and never gave me a problem in the truggy.
$90 picked up.
Castle 1515 2200kv by thirdgen89gta, on Flickr
Castle 1515 2200kv by thirdgen89gta, on Flickr
Castle 1515 1Y specs
RPM/Volt: 2200rpm/v
Max Input Voltage: 25.2v
Max Current: 120amp Continuous
Weight: 424g (15oz)
Diameter: 41.78mm
Length (not including shaft): 75.18mm
Shaft Diameter: 5mm bore pinions
Connectors: 6.5mm bullets (std castle 1/8th scale size)
Both motors have stock length wires, I never shortened them.
1st one is sold.
2nd one is about 1 year old, probaby about 20 hours of runtime on it. There is some cosmetic damage to the fins near where the wires enter the can and one of the wires did get caught up and the insulation got damaged on it. The wires weren't damaged, so I used some Heatshrink tubing on it and never gave me a problem in the truggy.
$90 picked up.
Castle 1515 2200kv by thirdgen89gta, on Flickr
Castle 1515 2200kv by thirdgen89gta, on Flickr
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