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RE: brushless motors
many* people seem to recommend the VXL motor with the Mamba ESC
I haven't run a brushless yet, just passing on what I've read others say
*edit: sorry, probably shouldn't say "most", so I'll put in "many"
I haven't run a brushless yet, just passing on what I've read others say
*edit: sorry, probably shouldn't say "most", so I'll put in "many"
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RE: brushless motors
witch mamba? Any or the 7700kv? I have a really good friend that has an e-max thats why i ask. How much power can brushless ESC handle 22 volts? more less? thanks Everyone!
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RE: brushless motors
Definitely Monster Max (2200kv) which is rated to a maximum of 6S. The 7700kv would not be good in the E-Maxx, not nearly enough torque.
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RE: brushless motors
ORIGINAL: srt10
MMM 2600kv motor
ORIGINAL: rebelracer246
what would be good for an 8ight-t e??
what would be good for an 8ight-t e??
MMM 2600kv motor
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RE: brushless motors
Bunch of hit or miss info in this thread. The amount of power developed by a motor is going to be determined by what it can produce without burning up. Larger diameter and longer can sizes are going to be able to move an e-maxx faster. Given that it is a 4wd MT you'll want to run something along the lines of a Mamba Monster Max for an ESC or other 1/8 scale speed controller with a motor that can push it reliably without over heating. A castle creations 2200kv motor will easily move and buggy, truggy, or MT in the 1/10 to 1/8 scale except maybe a Muggy (might need to gear down). a 4S Lipo battery or 2 2S batteries connected in series will have your jaw on the floor if you haven't seen a fast e-maxx before.
And you'll be blowing transmission gears and diffs left and right, so buy spares or look up some stronger parts.
And you'll be blowing transmission gears and diffs left and right, so buy spares or look up some stronger parts.
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RE: brushless motors
the esc i have is the nonsensored with a 6500 motor in a slash its the 100 amp esc . i have to say the only thing i dont like about the esc is the solder connections on the wires to the board are exposed. to make sure they dont short out i put some silicone rubber (ge silicone works nicely) so it gives some protection from shorting out. so far on a 2cell lipo i have no problems and programing is a snap , use either the card supplyed (plug and play) or the computer. did i mention i like it alot [8D] its insane [sm=wink_smile.gif]
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click on the link http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Speed-Control
blow up the esc picture and you will see the wires on either side exposed to the weather. the underside where the wires are is a circut board with solder points for the wires, if something hits those points it will short and smoke either the motor or esc. its a no biggy but would be nice if they were protected from the factory
blow up the esc picture and you will see the wires on either side exposed to the weather. the underside where the wires are is a circut board with solder points for the wires, if something hits those points it will short and smoke either the motor or esc. its a no biggy but would be nice if they were protected from the factory
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RE: brushless motors
ORIGINAL: ryansiki
definately. If you have to use a 1/10th scale BL motor I heard the VXL motor has better torque compared to the Mamba motors
definately. If you have to use a 1/10th scale BL motor I heard the VXL motor has better torque compared to the Mamba motors
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yes it will still work , as long as you use a 540 brushless and only 3 cell lipo. i have a sc10 with a brushless 380 17 turn motor and it pushes it at 30 mph lol. the only thing i see that may be a problem is the 5mm pinion hole but they sell reducers for them at tower to fit a 3.17mm shaft so its a win win situation wooo hooo .
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the 17 turn is a 28-47-17 turn here http://www.hobbycity.com/hobbycity/s...hless_Inrunner
and the esc is the turnegy 60amp or ez-run60
works great with the dx3.0 too
i got tired of the 12t titans always burning out on the slash and had plenty of 12t cans laying around. i cut the face off the 550 and made it as a mount for the 28mm size motor mount into the tranny using the 550 mounting holes
and the esc is the turnegy 60amp or ez-run60
works great with the dx3.0 too
i got tired of the 12t titans always burning out on the slash and had plenty of 12t cans laying around. i cut the face off the 550 and made it as a mount for the 28mm size motor mount into the tranny using the 550 mounting holes