Team Powers BLM-SLXXX100PL - 3000KV to 4300KV Brushless Motor Club Racer Plutonium  [TP-BLM-SLXXX100PL]

Team Powers Plutonium 3000KV,3300KV 3700KV, 4300KV Brushless Sensorless Motor
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Team Powers
Model:
TP-BLM-SLXXX100PL
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Plutonium Brushless Motors for Club Racing

Serious hobbyists and club racers will find the Team Powers Plutonium series covers a useful spread of sensorless brushless motors from 3000KV to 4300KV. The design aims to provide consistent performance across different vehicle setups and track types.

Tailor Your Performance

Choose a lower KV for stronger acceleration out of corners or a higher KV for better top speed down the straights. The sensorless format keeps the motor simple to run and requires minimal routine maintenance.

Wide Compatibility

These motors are compatible with a broad range of RC car models, making them a popular upgrade path. Pair with a suitable ESC and set gearing to match the KV to your battery and track demands.

Specifications

  • KV Ratings: 3000KV, 3300KV, 3700KV, 4300KV
  • Design: Brushless, Sensorless
  • Application: Suitable for various RC car models

A practical choice for those wanting reliable speed and efficient operation, available in multiple KV options to suit different racing styles.

What battery type pairs well with these motors?

Common LiPo packs are typically used with these motors; choice of cell count and capacity should match your ESC and desired run profile to avoid excessive current draw.

Do I need to change ESC settings for different KV motors?

You should adjust ESC timing and throttle curves to suit the selected KV to optimise responsiveness and heat control. Refer to your ESC manual for recommended settings.

What gearing works best for tight circuits?

On tighter circuits favour lower gearing or a lower KV motor to improve acceleration out of corners while keeping motor temperatures manageable.

How should I monitor motor temperature?

Check temperature with an IR sensor after a few laps; allow the motor to cool if it runs hot. Consistent overheating indicates gear or ESC mismatch.

Are upgrades like better cooling needed?

For heavy use or high KV setups consider additional cooling or lighter gearing to keep temps down, but many users run these motors without extra mods.

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