5095 Motors Thread

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

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No, they donā€™t to my knowledge. Very few motors do (I only know of three off the top of my head: SK3, SK8, and this 5095). Thereā€™s quite a bit of extra complexity and space involved in fitting the extra bearing, and for airplanes (Thatā€™s what these motors evolved from) you donā€™t really need it because airplanes donā€™t generally spend much time rolling down bumpy roads.

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arenā€™t you also trading off though for a wider wheelbase because these motors are longer?

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Yeah, thatā€™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 =/

Iā€™m just waiting to see how @deckoz mounts his and Iā€™m gonna copy it :joy:

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

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Do you mean dual diagonal? Iā€™d be interested to see a build thread on that if you donā€™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 wiresā€¦ They have a longer shaft (queue the porn music)

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at least they didnā€™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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