MM Esc + Velineon motor thread. (Problems, and solutions)
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
I may try this, to see what this Velion is all about, compared to my 7700 can the motor hook right up to the MM esc?
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they only go fast because of super high voltage lipos and mega tall gearing.
a mamba would be even faster with the same battery/gearing, we are talking 120~ here. The motors will keep winding out untill it reaches about 90 thousand RPM and the rotor shatters.
a mamba would be even faster with the same battery/gearing, we are talking 120~ here. The motors will keep winding out untill it reaches about 90 thousand RPM and the rotor shatters.
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
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they only go fast because of super high voltage lipos and mega tall gearing.
a mamba would be even faster with the same battery/gearing, we are talking 120~ here. The motors will keep winding out untill it reaches about 90 thousand RPM and the rotor shatters.
they only go fast because of super high voltage lipos and mega tall gearing.
a mamba would be even faster with the same battery/gearing, we are talking 120~ here. The motors will keep winding out untill it reaches about 90 thousand RPM and the rotor shatters.
The vxl is 3500kv.
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
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I may try this, to see what this Velion is all about, compared to my 7700 can the motor hook right up to the MM esc?
I may try this, to see what this Velion is all about, compared to my 7700 can the motor hook right up to the MM esc?
What vehicle would this setup be in?
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
All I have on hand is a 30 watt solding iron. Will it work?
Or will I have to buy my own 60 watt?
Or will I have to buy my own 60 watt?
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
ORIGINAL: Redvanmafia
stampede,
stampede,
Let me just give you an example. What do you gear your MM (whatever the kv is here) motor?
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
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I couldn't think of doing r/c stuff with a 30 watt, definately go 60.
I couldn't think of doing r/c stuff with a 30 watt, definately go 60.
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look, a 30watt iron wont cut it. you will have cold joints and solder everywhere. Pick up a weller 40W or higher, or just go to radio shack, you can get cheap irons for like 5 bucks there.
Also, be sure to use 60/40 rosin core solder and use heat shrink tubing. tin the wire and the connector, slip the wire in and heat them together. If you cant do it your LHS should be able to help.
Also, be sure to use 60/40 rosin core solder and use heat shrink tubing. tin the wire and the connector, slip the wire in and heat them together. If you cant do it your LHS should be able to help.
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
crimped on, lol. if you have a poor connection, you have poor power, it's just that simple. if your father can't see that, then hey, they're only 7 bucks or so for a hobbico brand iron, if you can get to your local hobby shop, grab one up for yourself, I'm sure you can scrape up 7 bucks ish.
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
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right now 17/86
right now 17/86
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
Trakpower 4900 2s, It levels off in The mid 150's (motor), esc is 120ish battery doesnt go to much over 100
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
Update.
I have just ordered myself a 60 watt soldering iron. (hobbico)
I checked out the Wellers, and they are pricey! I also picked up some rosen core solder.
Just want to make sure it's the right one.
It's 40% TIN 60% LEAD ELECTRICAL SOLDER. Hope it's the right stuff.
I have just ordered myself a 60 watt soldering iron. (hobbico)
I checked out the Wellers, and they are pricey! I also picked up some rosen core solder.
Just want to make sure it's the right one.
It's 40% TIN 60% LEAD ELECTRICAL SOLDER. Hope it's the right stuff.
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
The solder should work. Ive heard you can use either 60/40 or 40/60. I use 60/40. But as i said what you got should work for ya.
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60% tin and 40% lead solder.
Be sure to get a chisel tip for your iron.
weller pencil irons are not really that expensive, look at Hakko soldering stations (but they are NICE!!!)
Be sure to get a chisel tip for your iron.
weller pencil irons are not really that expensive, look at Hakko soldering stations (but they are NICE!!!)
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RE: MM esc + Vxl motor question thread.
I have never soldered before, so I just want something that will get the job done easily. Is there anything wrong with what I got?