
Holmes Hobbies Revolver V3 540 Sensorless Brushless Outrunner Motor (1800kV)
About this part
- 1:10 scale Trail and Scale rigs (SCX10, SCX10.2, SCX10.3, Wraith 1.9, Enduro, TRX4 Sport,TrailFinder 2, etc..)
- Competitive RC Rock Crawling (RECON G6; SORRCA; WRCCA; etc..)
- Educational, Recon, or Battle Robots
- 540 is recommended for "rock racers" and 2 speed vehicles, such as the TRX4, Wraith, Bomber, etc...
- Exclusive Holmes magnetics offer buttery smooth industry-leading startup without sacrificing torque
- Unique V3 housing has smaller volume and weight compared to simple "rebranded" airplane motors
- Magnetic retaining system reduces risk of thrown magnets in the worst of conditions
- Bolts up to standard "540" mount
- Small and light, yet higher torque than 540 brushed motors
- 1/8" shaft fits common R/C pinions
- 200mm 14ga silicon motor leads (does not include bullets)
Specifications:
Reviews4.7 · 3 reviews
I loves Holmes Hobbies products and run a lot of them. I have this motor in my Gmade BOM connected to a Holmes Hobbies Crawlmaster Mini V2 esc. The low speed modulation of these motors is legendary, and runs very quiet with the Holmes esc. This is my 3rd Holmes Revolver motor and my frustrations are the same with all of them. The motor wires stick out past the motor mounting tabs and have interfered with some of the motor plates/transmissions that I own, the Gmade included so be prepared to break out your Dremel. Seeing several other motors of this style that don’t have this issue, I really wish they would address this. Nonetheless, these motors are as good as it gets for serious crawling performance.
Love this motor... originally had it running on a copperhead esc but I like running at night while the wife sleeps so the noise was an issue so now I have it running on a rhino 80amp esc and it is silent and the low speed modulation is incredible am32 is the way to go with these motors and since i couldn't find a Holmes brushless esc rhino was the choice and as much asni hate to say it the chinamen got this esc figured out.
Very strong motor fits good in small areas like scx10.2
Reviewers rate this 1800kV sensorless outrunner highly overall, praising its low-speed modulation and quiet running, including with a Holmes Crawlmaster Mini V2 ESC and an aftermarket Rhino 80A ESC running AM32 firmware. One reviewer fits it well in tight spaces such as an SCX10.2. The main recurring complaint is that the motor wires extend past the mounting tabs and can interfere with motor plates and transmissions, sometimes requiring modification; this reviewer, who has owned three of these motors, says the issue persists across units. All reviews refer to the 1800kV variant. Sample size is small, at three reviews.
- + Smooth low-speed modulation
- + Quiet running
- + Strong power output
- + Compact fit in small chassis
- − Motor wires protrude past mounting tabs
- − Wires can interfere with motor plates and transmissions
- − Modification sometimes needed for fitment