5095 Motors Thread

do the popular sealed maytech motors have dual bearings as well?

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No, they don’t to my knowledge. Very few motors do (I only know of three off the top of my head: SK3, SK8, and this 5095). There’s quite a bit of extra complexity and space involved in fitting the extra bearing, and for airplanes (That’s what these motors evolved from) you don’t really need it because airplanes don’t generally spend much time rolling down bumpy roads.

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aren’t you also trading off though for a wider wheelbase because these motors are longer?

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Yeah, that’s true too.

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Only if you put two on each truck. I have more skates with 1 motor per truck, or 1 motor period.

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good point, forgot about that =/

I’m just waiting to see how @deckoz mounts his and I’m gonna copy it :joy:

I have no shame. I want a good setup, and I know I’ll get one if I copy him :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

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Do you mean dual diagonal? I’d be interested to see a build thread on that if you don’t mind.

or this

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say goodbye to your kicktail tho :pensive:

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also may-tech 6880 :slight_smile:

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I did tell you! :slight_smile:

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You know what they say about a motor with long wires… They have a longer shaft (queue the porn music)

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at least they didn’t cheap out on that department

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Yah better long than short really adding little extensions is kind of lame IMO

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How much did 4 set you back?

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Rather long than short!

Battle hardening them? Give us the internal rundown?

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Further up

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Yeah open them please @deckoz

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What moon said.

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