Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
09-11-2007, 11:57 PM
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09-12-2007, 04:55 AM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
Looks like the novak mini motor will be coming sooner then i thought. I cant wait to get my hands on a couple of these!
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09-12-2007, 02:00 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
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Looks like the novak mini motor will be coming sooner then i thought. I cant wait to get my hands on a couple of these!
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Looks like the novak mini motor will be coming sooner then i thought. I cant wait to get my hands on a couple of these!
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Understand, your not seeing the ESC. It will be a sensored system as a whole, so while you could use the motor on a non sensored system, it will work the best with the Novak ESC.
09-12-2007, 07:30 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
I posted about this a few months ago, I also wonder what price will be like. It needs to be under or around $130 IMO to start off good.
09-12-2007, 07:55 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
what do you mean we are seeing the motor only? It sure looks to me like it's plugged into a unitized electronics package (servo, ESC, Rec all together) I certainly don't like that, and what's up with the wimpy little wires......I'll pass
09-13-2007, 04:03 AM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
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what do you mean we are seeing the motor only? It sure looks to me like it's plugged into a unitized electronics package (servo, ESC, Rec all together) I certainly don't like that, and what's up with the wimpy little wires......I'll pass
what do you mean we are seeing the motor only? It sure looks to me like it's plugged into a unitized electronics package (servo, ESC, Rec all together) I certainly don't like that, and what's up with the wimpy little wires......I'll pass
The wimpy little wires are for the sensor plug. Thats not the wire going to the esc.
Here is a webpage to help you out Dogbreath..
http://www.teamnovak.com/tech_info/b...ensorless.html
09-13-2007, 07:20 AM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
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Understand, your not seeing the ESC. It will be a sensored system as a whole, so while you could use the motor on a non sensored system, it will work the best with the Novak ESC.
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Looks like the novak mini motor will be coming sooner then i thought. I cant wait to get my hands on a couple of these!
cody
Looks like the novak mini motor will be coming sooner then i thought. I cant wait to get my hands on a couple of these!
cody
Understand, your not seeing the ESC. It will be a sensored system as a whole, so while you could use the motor on a non sensored system, it will work the best with the Novak ESC.
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09-14-2007, 02:35 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
So it will do 33 in a MI with stock gearing and 2 cell lipo. I wonder how it would do in a Vendetta with the same battery or even a 3 cell.
09-14-2007, 02:42 PM
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So it will do 33 in a MI with stock gearing and 2 cell lipo. I wonder how it would do in a Vendetta with the same battery or even a 3 cell.
So it will do 33 in a MI with stock gearing and 2 cell lipo. I wonder how it would do in a Vendetta with the same battery or even a 3 cell.
09-14-2007, 02:52 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
Umm, no. Thats a Novak employee in that video, and the Novak rep at a different site even references that video as a first test run (with stock Mini Inferno gearing/setup).
09-14-2007, 03:22 PM
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Umm, no. Thats a Novak employee in that video, and the Novak rep at a different site even references that video as a first test run (with stock Mini Inferno gearing/setup).
Umm, no. Thats a Novak employee in that video, and the Novak rep at a different site even references that video as a first test run (with stock Mini Inferno gearing/setup).
09-15-2007, 04:51 AM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
well if the motor is truly a 380 (28mm) can then this system would be perfect for the vendetta,,, it will also depend on shaft size,,,
and kv....
and kv....
09-15-2007, 12:03 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
I think they should release a 3.2 or a coupler to such. That way all vehicles could work (1/10th pinions which are easier to find anyways). While Im thinking about it...
09-15-2007, 02:37 PM
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If that can push a MI that fast I'm guessing that it would be good for the Detta if they made it with the right shaft size. I wonder when there going to tell the price and show some more pictures mostly of the esc.
09-15-2007, 08:55 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
Mark my words, these will be hot. Even the doubters and die hard mamba owners will end up with one and they will love it. If there is anyplace where low end drivability is needed, its in the minis.
09-21-2007, 03:58 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
Some of the posters here probably know as much, or more, than I do about the upcoming 1/18th system.
I heard that the cases, water-resistant gaskets, and heat sink prototypes will be in house in the next 10 days/2 weeks or so. Once we have a cased version of the esc, maybe we can post a photo to the web site.
As for price and release date, that info has not yet been determined. The "street" price will be competitive with items currently available, but this is not a cheap system----no Chinese motors bundled to keep the prices low.
I heard that the cases, water-resistant gaskets, and heat sink prototypes will be in house in the next 10 days/2 weeks or so. Once we have a cased version of the esc, maybe we can post a photo to the web site.
As for price and release date, that info has not yet been determined. The "street" price will be competitive with items currently available, but this is not a cheap system----no Chinese motors bundled to keep the prices low.
09-21-2007, 06:49 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
ORIGINAL: Novak2
Some of the posters here probably know as much, or more, than I do about the upcoming 1/18th system.
I heard that the cases, water-resistant gaskets, and heat sink prototypes will be in house in the next 10 days/2 weeks or so. Once we have a cased version of the esc, maybe we can post a photo to the web site.
As for price and release date, that info has not yet been determined. The "street" price will be competitive with items currently available, but this is not a cheap system----no Chinese motors bundled to keep the prices low.
Some of the posters here probably know as much, or more, than I do about the upcoming 1/18th system.
I heard that the cases, water-resistant gaskets, and heat sink prototypes will be in house in the next 10 days/2 weeks or so. Once we have a cased version of the esc, maybe we can post a photo to the web site.
As for price and release date, that info has not yet been determined. The "street" price will be competitive with items currently available, but this is not a cheap system----no Chinese motors bundled to keep the prices low.
09-21-2007, 07:13 PM
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no Chinese motors bundled to keep the prices low.
no Chinese motors bundled to keep the prices low.
09-21-2007, 10:11 PM
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RE: Novaks Sensored Brushless System.
We are paying 120 dollars up to 135 dollars for the mamba,s, I would gladly give up to and maybe more than 200 dollars for a sensored novak system. I cannot wait, its like i am 10 years old on christmas morning and they are making me wait till after dinner to open gifts. When can we pre-order.
