Metalhead Matt
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I started to build a track today(125'x75'), but didn't get to building jumps yet. It's pretty dusty dirt, with lots of clay in it, so it's packed pretty hard. I couldn't resist a test lap or 10 so I grabbed my rusty and made an ass of my self. To the point; running up and down the road wot, doing dounys, throwin' roost in the gravel, I can't get the motor over 120. After 10-15 minutes in the dirt it was 170. No driveline bind, Not full throttle all the time. It's geared 15/87 with duratrax nitro mt tires on it. 4200 8 cell tenergy. The esc didn't get above 105; the bats 120. Any ideas? If I gear it any lower, it would be on par with the fricken xl5, just with more pep. My top speed on the road is maybe 35-40. That's being generous. I'm planning on running this motor until it's junk because there has to be better options. Here's the specs on the esc: Cont. current=35A
Burst=190; resistance=.0015ohm. It says suitable b.l. motor.>9t. It came with a 3000kv/13t. Most of these specs are like greek to me. I'm wondering what a good motor would be to replace this one with when she goes. I'll be sticking to 8-9 cell nimh's for now. I'm not looking to break any speed records. 45-50 on road to show off would be fun, but 35-40 would be more practical for control. What do you guys think? It requires a sensorless motor. Thanks as always.
Burst=190; resistance=.0015ohm. It says suitable b.l. motor.>9t. It came with a 3000kv/13t. Most of these specs are like greek to me. I'm wondering what a good motor would be to replace this one with when she goes. I'll be sticking to 8-9 cell nimh's for now. I'm not looking to break any speed records. 45-50 on road to show off would be fun, but 35-40 would be more practical for control. What do you guys think? It requires a sensorless motor. Thanks as always.