Xnova or KDE Motor 600pro?

[RC/DC_5000]

What happened to deliberating with math and not insults. You lasted two posts. Not impressed with your leadership by example.

Well if the high school physics answered your questions (they did)... you're welcome.

[Gladius]

Originally Posted by RC/DC_5000

What happened to deliberating with math and not insults. You lasted two posts. Not impressed with your leadership by example.

Well if the high school physics answered your questions (they did)... you're welcome.

Given comments like these, I'm surprised I lasted that long. Grumpy, forgive me for judging you so harshly.

[RC/DC_5000]

That post you just quoted didn't have any insults in it. Sarcasm.. but not insults.

Your hypocrisy is forgiven though. After riding in on your high horse and calming the storm... you quickly became frustrated with cited information and had a bit of an outburst yourself.

PS. I cite my sources for validation. It is the checks and balance system of misinformation.
I noticed you took the time to insult me for doing so. Also noticed you avoided doing any citing of your own. I imagine that's what happens when you know it all.

[Only Fine Helis]

I still like xnova motors. :-)

[ChopsyWA]

Originally Posted by Only Fine Helis

I still like xnova motors. :-)

+1
Xnova motors work great, powerful and efficient.
Replaced my Align 850MX with Xnova XTS and won't ever go back.
At the time was also looking at the KDE motors, which I hear good reports, though I chose Xnova for efficiency, and for the XTS being single winding.
You'll be happy with either, as either is an upgrade!

[Gladius]

I apologize to everyone for losing my temper.

[RC/DC_5000]

Originally Posted by Gladius

Oh, I know. They're the same sources that pop up when I do an internet search for how batteries work too. But you're the only one using the term "build-up", and clinging to it to support your condescending moral high ground while you copy and paste basic high school physics like it's your doctoral thesis, while simultaneously saying such patently ridiculous things like "batteries fill up the wires with electrons!"

You're right, it is an uphill battle. Straight up a brick wall. I too, am done.

"A battery, for example, is nothing other than a device for producing large masses of electrons at one electrode (a point from which electric current is sent or received) and a deficiency of electrons at the other electrode. This difference accounts for the battery's ability to generate a potential difference, or voltage." http://www.scienceclarified.com/Di-E...c-Current.html

So you see, I'm not the only one using the term build up. And in fact, a battery is a built up supply of electrons. You've heard the term potential difference? That difference is the build up of electrons in one area that want to go to the area with less build up. Voila... a force called voltage.

There were free electrons in the wire yes.. but the battery is forcing many, many more electrons through with a force known as voltage. One ampere is 6.25x10^18 electrons flowing per second. Or for more excitement-6 quintillion, 250 quadrillion electrons flowing past a single position in one second. Because there are so many electrons pushing each other on and off atoms... creates the heat of high current. The more electrons you push through... or fill the wire with... the hotter the wire gets.

[RC/DC_5000]

Opps. wrong thread.

[teshreve]

Originally Posted by RC/DC_5000

Opps. wrong thread.

It's OK to be be wrong once in a while. Good to see the healing process starting so soon

[RC/DC_5000]

Lol. True. Speaking of Xnova motor performance, listen to the lack of bog in this video. If you listen closely.. Tareq warns you its going to be a short flight lol. (2.5 mins) That means he plans to rip on it. He also recommends a higher discharge battery... because the high output motor is drawing more current.

Tareq Alsaadi. Xnova 3215-930kv YY TAREQ SPECIAL EDITION (3 min 12 sec)

[3D-Rex]

Hi all, sorry it's been a little bit since I have responded to the thread. There has been a lot of good point of views and some good feuding
At this point I am heavily leaning towards the KDE. I figure I just got the X-Nova on my Goblin 380 so I will check out the KDE motor on my 600 and see what one I like better. Right now I have some brand new 8917HV servos and my new 450 DFC that I am trying to sell to help fund my new motor and few other goodies
I will update with my final purchase and experience with the new motor.
Thanks again to all for the valuable input.