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Originally Posted by PAR_WIG1350
Smaller motors , by nature, have issues dissipating heat. CIMS, due to their large size, can be run closer to stall because they can dissipate the associated heat.
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I don't understand this. If power consumption is linearly related to volume then maximum heat production increases in a cubic curve, while maximum heat dissipation is quadratic, thus a larger motor actually has a harder time dissipating heat.
What makes larger motors better at dissipating heat?