ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
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ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
Anyone know what is the motor turn limit for the Tamiya TEU-102BKs that comes with the GB01s? I've read the instructions from head to toe but can't find anything about how low this thing would go. Would it be able to take a continuous run from a 1600Mah NiMh pack if a 21 turn motor is used?
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RE: ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
Tamiya Tamtech stock motoer, and Tamtech Sport motor. Temperature will depend on your driving style and terrain. Best bet is to keep it in an area that will allow air to pass over it, which is true of all ESCs.
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RE: ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
I put a 21T brushed motor on this thing and it goes like crazy. On full acceleration, the slipper slips for a full sec, it takes off and disappears in an instant. 3-4 secs later, the tiny little car is almost out of sight. The motor gets really hot but not the ESC. The manual says it has heat protection circuitry so hopefully I don't fry the ESC.
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RE: ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
how durrable are the tamtech drivetrains?i am considering a min and forgot about this one.they are nice.i want to go with a mild brushless,for runtime not speed.can they take it?hows parts support?does anyone have a brushless one?
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RE: ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
Stock drivetrain is to be expected from Tamiya. It will serve mosts interests. I will not take the abuse of repeated crashes or hard bashing.
Best upgrades for the drivetrain are:
3Racing shocks
3Racing hubs
3Racing knuckes
3Racing hexes
3Racing axles
3Racing gearbox case
Tamiya alum tie rods
Tamiya alum pinions
Tamiya heat sink motor plate
Tamiya carbon shock towers
Best upgrades for the drivetrain are:
3Racing shocks
3Racing hubs
3Racing knuckes
3Racing hexes
3Racing axles
3Racing gearbox case
Tamiya alum tie rods
Tamiya alum pinions
Tamiya heat sink motor plate
Tamiya carbon shock towers
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RE: ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
I'm running Mamba Micro Pro with 5400 Kv motor, 2S 1300 mAh 25C LiPo. This is a pretty fun combo, not too fast, not too slow. I'm currently running stock drivetrain, except for for a metal 18 tooth pinion gear (RC18 pinions from Robinson Racing work fine). The stock plastic Diff output joints/cups seem to wearing pretty quick though, so I have the metal hop-ups from Tamiya on standby. Definately recommend oil-filled dampers especially if you're trying to run this off road. I also think the hardened suspension pins are an upgrade you should think about doing. Bumper set provides some nice protection for the suspension components.
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RE: ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
I took the ESC out of the tamtech to use as a temporary stop-gap in my Durga, it has no problems running an 18 double brushed motor, providing that it has air flow. the first time I didnt have an air hole, and the heat protection kicked in (yep, it works) but after putting a whole in the body, it will dry up an entire 3000mah battery without overheating.
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RE: ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
In a 1/10 Durga?
You mean these Tamtech ESCs can take a full 540 size motor?
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RE: ESC Motor Limit of Tamtech Gear GB01
ORIGINAL: templargfx
Next is a brushless for my GB02
Next is a brushless for my GB02