MAMBA Brushless Motor Thread!
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Irish -
Have you actually purchased a second motor separately? If so, where did you find it, and perhaps more importantly, how much was it? Given that the high-end kit is $150, and the controller by itself is $75, I'd assume the motors are about $75, too?
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Have you actually purchased a second motor separately? If so, where did you find it, and perhaps more importantly, how much was it? Given that the high-end kit is $150, and the controller by itself is $75, I'd assume the motors are about $75, too?
Mike
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you can buy the whole setup for less then $130 off www.allerc.com
but i bought the motor by itself months ago. the guy selling it was doing same thing he said he wanted to try the 8000 and just use the same esc so i bought his 5400 for only $50 bucks
but i bought the motor by itself months ago. the guy selling it was doing same thing he said he wanted to try the 8000 and just use the same esc so i bought his 5400 for only $50 bucks
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My UnitedRC GP1100 8.4v hex packs arrived and I soldered the Deans connectors on them. They are now installed in my Leo-X // Mini-Monster. Before this I was using a MiniT 7.2v Kan pack from UnitedRC and I thought that was just awsome. Well now it is even better. I ordered a wheelie bar and when that arrives, I will get some video.
So - stock Leo-X // Mini-Monster, ball bearings, upgraded servo, Mamba 8000 & UnitedRC 8.4v GP1100 hex battery pack. Can cruise around 10MPh and then hit the throttle and pull a full blown wheelie and flip onto the lid. [X(] This thing is insanely fast. A tall 1/20 scale truck lighter and smaller than 1/18 scale. The power of the Mamba 8000 is just unreal and amazingly nice in this things.
Hit walls, kitchen cabinets, furniture, steps, the truck has not broken anything yet and it keeps taking these serious beatings. It is great for chasing the cats. LOL [>:]
So - stock Leo-X // Mini-Monster, ball bearings, upgraded servo, Mamba 8000 & UnitedRC 8.4v GP1100 hex battery pack. Can cruise around 10MPh and then hit the throttle and pull a full blown wheelie and flip onto the lid. [X(] This thing is insanely fast. A tall 1/20 scale truck lighter and smaller than 1/18 scale. The power of the Mamba 8000 is just unreal and amazingly nice in this things.
Hit walls, kitchen cabinets, furniture, steps, the truck has not broken anything yet and it keeps taking these serious beatings. It is great for chasing the cats. LOL [>:]
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When the wheelie bar arrives, I will get pleanty of both. It is raining outside to much to do it now anway. This thing is loads of fun around the house.
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When the wheelie bar arrives, I will get pleanty of both. It is raining outside to much to do it now anway. This thing is loads of fun around the house.
When the wheelie bar arrives, I will get pleanty of both. It is raining outside to much to do it now anway. This thing is loads of fun around the house.
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I do not have my mamba in the MiniT - I usually run my K3 in my MiniT. Still a powerful motor - I usually get a lot of traction and pull wheelies and not spin the wheels much at all. When the mamba is in my Micro RS4 it spins the wheels and leaves black marks on the ground. In my Leo-X the thing wheelies.
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Study (or anyone else),
My mamba'd mini t makes the wheels spin in the air, but not on the ground... Any ideas?
Study (or anyone else),
My mamba'd mini t makes the wheels spin in the air, but not on the ground... Any ideas?
[link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/market/item.cfm?itemId=72937]http://www.rcuniverse.com/market/item.cfm?itemId=72937[/link]
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Guys..what receiver are you using on the mamba. Ive been using the xxl with it and only 2 lipos at the mo cos the thing gets hot with 3 and the xxl has a voltage range of 3-10 ..obviously 3 lipos will be way over its capacity so your response isappreciated.
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OK - Everyone knows I have a Mamba 8000kv motor -
As for speed in the MiniT, I am happy with the K3 motor but I want to go brushless. I do not want to go to the mamba 8000kv motor. I am thinking more of the mamba 5400 or the 6800kv motors. I am curious who had tried the slower kv motors in their MiniT and what they have thought of them?
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As for speed in the MiniT, I am happy with the K3 motor but I want to go brushless. I do not want to go to the mamba 8000kv motor. I am thinking more of the mamba 5400 or the 6800kv motors. I am curious who had tried the slower kv motors in their MiniT and what they have thought of them?
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5400 didnt impress me much that was the first mamba i bought studdy.. it felt liek a 300 motor but a k3 has more torque then any of the brushless
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I have the K3 - Love it. I just don't want a brushed motor and trying to figure out what else to get. I have an 8000 and think it is to much for a MiniT. I am leaning more towards the 6800 maybe. Will decide in a few weeks.
Thanks for the input.
Thanks for the input.
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I have a 6800 in my rc18t and its still pretty out of control with lipos. Running it with GP1100's it pushes the edge of performance quit nicely. Provided of course you adjust the throttle and braking curves.
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what are the best ways to keep the minit front down. I like wheelie but gets annoying when your trying to do something like a jump at speed. I am looking o get the dongle to programme the mamba 25esc so hopefully that will help, but anyone doing anything special in the meantime?
I also find that the minit t will not pull wheelies from idle, but after it reaches 20+mph or so. anyone else find this
I also find that the minit t will not pull wheelies from idle, but after it reaches 20+mph or so. anyone else find this
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well the k4 is out and it is a 400 can,,, i will be trying this in my rc18t,,, i already have a speed 400 6v in the rc18t though...
but by far the fastest motor i have ever owned,, that was brushed is the prork370v2
very very fast,,, in a 300 can
but by far the fastest motor i have ever owned,, that was brushed is the prork370v2
very very fast,,, in a 300 can
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I have the K3 - Love it. I just don't want a brushed motor and trying to figure out what else to get.
Thanks for the input.
I have the K3 - Love it. I just don't want a brushed motor and trying to figure out what else to get.
Thanks for the input.
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As for speed in the MiniT, I am happy with the K3 motor but I want to go brushless.
Thanks -
As for speed in the MiniT, I am happy with the K3 motor but I want to go brushless.
Thanks -
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II usually run my K3 in my MiniT. Still a powerful motor - I usually get a lot of traction and pull wheelies and not spin the wheels much at all.
II usually run my K3 in my MiniT. Still a powerful motor - I usually get a lot of traction and pull wheelies and not spin the wheels much at all.
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Just was asking - Was confused on your post at first. Usually when people bring up other motors, there is normally someone else talking about it or something. To have it posted with not saying, hey this might be a faster solution or anything else. Wanted some clarification. That is all.
So have you tried the K4 yet or are you going to try it? From you post looks like you already received it? What battery packs are you using with it?
So have you tried the K4 yet or are you going to try it? From you post looks like you already received it? What battery packs are you using with it?
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well i have a 7cell pack i got from cheapbatterypacks.com im currently running a speed 400 6v in it,, i would love to try out the k4 though,, if what you say about the k3 is true then i wont be disappointed,,, also i do plan on getting a mamba 8000... but i think i would like to find the fastest brushed motor first,,, so far that has been the prork370v2... insanely fast,, made me laugh from excitement when i first drove it
http://www.yourmicro.com/forums/show...threadid=16029
http://www.yourmicro.com/forums/show...threadid=16029