Electronics!!
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Electronics!!
I just bought a crawler roller, and need to put electrinocs into it, I want a light esc, which can run Lipo batts, so I can have a low CG!!
Also what motors should I run, or what should I look for when buying a motor!!!
My crawler needs 2 motors, cause it has the motors on the axles!!
LMK
If any one has something I can use, LMK!
Thanx guys!
Also what motors should I run, or what should I look for when buying a motor!!!
My crawler needs 2 motors, cause it has the motors on the axles!!
LMK
If any one has something I can use, LMK!
Thanx guys!
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RE: Electronics!!
Get the new Novak crawler edition its awsome and it can handle two motors, and it has two li-po driver profiles with voltage cut off for safety. For motors most guys use Integy 55t lathe motors they are awsome.
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RE: Electronics!!
I am guesing it is a clod crawler becuase it has two motors. Any pics?
For motors I would go for a 45 or 55 turn motor. Intengy Hand Wound ones are really popular.
You can also look into getting a ESC from a E-Savage or E-Maxx, I think they are cheaper than the Novak system and they can also handle two motors.
For motors I would go for a 45 or 55 turn motor. Intengy Hand Wound ones are really popular.
You can also look into getting a ESC from a E-Savage or E-Maxx, I think they are cheaper than the Novak system and they can also handle two motors.
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It would be nice when people post and recommend a product to someone that they provide links:
NOVAK ROOSTER CRAWLER-EDITION
http://www.teamnovak.com/products/es...ler/index.html
The Rooster Crawler is compatible with single and dual brushed motor crawler applications such as a single Mabuchi 27-turn motor or dual 35 to 55-turn lathe motors.
ROOSTER CRAWLER-EDITION FEATURES
2 specifically designed crawling driving profiles which feature Zero Reverse Delay, and high-powered Drag Brakes (or “Hill” or “Hold” brakes)
Built-in Li-Poly Cutoff Protection (Profile 2)
Water-Resistant Case
Heavy-Duty 6 Volt / 5 Amp BEC
Direct-Solder Wiring Tabs
User Replaceable Input Harness
Novak’s One-Touch Set-Up™
Built-in Power Output for Optional 6V Accessory Fan (#5648)
Novak’s Radio-Priority Circuitry™
Novak’s Polar Drive Circuitry™
Thermal Overload Protection
ROOSTER CRAWLER-EDITION SPECIFICATIONS
Forward/Reverse: Forward and Reverse
Input Voltage: 4-7 Ni-Cd/Ni-MH cells (1.2V/cell) or 2 Li-Poly cells
Footprint: 1.54" x 1.18" (39 x 30 mm)
Weight: 2.66 oz. (75.5 g) w/wires; 1.57 oz. (44.5 g) w/o wires
Motor Limit: 12-turn brushed (at 6 cells Ni-MH)
On-Resistance: 0.0014 ohms (forward); 0.0028 ohms (reverse)*
Rated Current: 400 amps* (forward)
Braking Current: 200 amps*
BEC: 6.0 volt/5.0 amp
Motor Limit 27-turn brushed (at 6 cells Ni-MH)
Discrete Steps: 256 Forward; 256 Reverse
Battery Plug: Tamiya
Motor Plug Bullet connectors
Drive Profiles: 2
Status LEDs: 2
Voltage Cut-off: 6.25 volts (Li-Poly Profiles)
NOVAK ROOSTER CRAWLER-EDITION
http://www.teamnovak.com/products/es...ler/index.html
The Rooster Crawler is compatible with single and dual brushed motor crawler applications such as a single Mabuchi 27-turn motor or dual 35 to 55-turn lathe motors.
ROOSTER CRAWLER-EDITION FEATURES
2 specifically designed crawling driving profiles which feature Zero Reverse Delay, and high-powered Drag Brakes (or “Hill” or “Hold” brakes)
Built-in Li-Poly Cutoff Protection (Profile 2)
Water-Resistant Case
Heavy-Duty 6 Volt / 5 Amp BEC
Direct-Solder Wiring Tabs
User Replaceable Input Harness
Novak’s One-Touch Set-Up™
Built-in Power Output for Optional 6V Accessory Fan (#5648)
Novak’s Radio-Priority Circuitry™
Novak’s Polar Drive Circuitry™
Thermal Overload Protection
ROOSTER CRAWLER-EDITION SPECIFICATIONS
Forward/Reverse: Forward and Reverse
Input Voltage: 4-7 Ni-Cd/Ni-MH cells (1.2V/cell) or 2 Li-Poly cells
Footprint: 1.54" x 1.18" (39 x 30 mm)
Weight: 2.66 oz. (75.5 g) w/wires; 1.57 oz. (44.5 g) w/o wires
Motor Limit: 12-turn brushed (at 6 cells Ni-MH)
On-Resistance: 0.0014 ohms (forward); 0.0028 ohms (reverse)*
Rated Current: 400 amps* (forward)
Braking Current: 200 amps*
BEC: 6.0 volt/5.0 amp
Motor Limit 27-turn brushed (at 6 cells Ni-MH)
Discrete Steps: 256 Forward; 256 Reverse
Battery Plug: Tamiya
Motor Plug Bullet connectors
Drive Profiles: 2
Status LEDs: 2
Voltage Cut-off: 6.25 volts (Li-Poly Profiles)
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RE: Electronics!!
ok here are the pics of what I need it to go into!!
I was told this thing need new wheels to make a great crawler, and other bits!!
LMK if any one has something I can use, and that they are willing to sell it!
LMK
or e-mail me at [email protected]!
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon005.jpg
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon004.jpg
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon003.jpg
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon002.jpg
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon001.jpg
I was told this thing need new wheels to make a great crawler, and other bits!!
LMK if any one has something I can use, and that they are willing to sell it!
LMK
or e-mail me at [email protected]!
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon005.jpg
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon004.jpg
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon003.jpg
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon002.jpg
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k1.../Dragon001.jpg