AMP T5000L Motor

[Stomper87]

Hey, does anyone have any experience with this hi-tourque motor? I have read on two different websights that it is capable of pulling an ms190 spring, and I was wondering if this could be true.

Here's where I read this:
http://www.airsoftretreat.com/forums/index.php?action=printpage;topic=90501.0

http://forums.airsoftmechanics.com/http://www.southcarolinaairsoft.com/newforums/viewtopic.php?t=1

[BigMan23]

I used it as the motor in my M4 for a little over 2 years. I'm not saying it'll pull a 190, but it is an excellent motor. A fine cheaper alternative to a systema magnum etc. Dom can post his experiences

[SteevoLS]

A MS190 is not a M190. MS190 is more like an M130.

http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/prometheus-non-liner-spring-ms190.html

[severed]

I had one in my M14.  It is probably my favorite motor period.  Paired with CA helical torque up gears and a strong 9.6 it was pulling a M140 at 21rps measured by an actual chrono.  It's still going strong after almost 4yrs, Truckman owns that M14 now and runs it on a lipo

I will be putting T5000S in both my SAWs

[Black Fox]

I have used the Amp motor in quite a few set ups and never had any problems. It can handle 30rps or well over 500fps set ups. I even paied one with my systema gearbox and got 25rps and 450 fps with .25g bb's. Amp motors are well worth the money

[Dominum]

The only complaint I have is that they aren't too quiet, but they certainly are strong. Almost as strong as a magnum and with a better pinion gear. With the proper gearset (helical 1:15), proper wiring and a battery that could handle it, etc. I should think it would be able to cycle an M190, if that is what you are asking. Understand that lots of things will break unless you do some custom machining, and you will need to custom wire it and have a MOSFET, a darn near indestructible shell, piston, cylinder head, piston head, etc. Good luck with that.