has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
03-06-2010, 10:46 AM
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has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
Hobbyking Brushless car power system - 3600kv/35A
I have a WK that I am thinking about putting this in. Ihave recently restored a Traxxas Hawk2 with vxl trans gears, xl-5 esc and 12t titan for my son. Iwould like to put something in my WK that would be similar in speed and run times to the Hawk2 my son is driving. At the moment Ionly have 3800mah nimh batteries.
Thoughts?
ESC Spec.
Continuous Current: 35A
Burst Current: 70A 260W/40sec
Resistance: 0.006 ohm
Suitable Car:1/10 on and off road.
Battery: 7.4V2cell Lipo/ NI-xx
I have a WK that I am thinking about putting this in. Ihave recently restored a Traxxas Hawk2 with vxl trans gears, xl-5 esc and 12t titan for my son. Iwould like to put something in my WK that would be similar in speed and run times to the Hawk2 my son is driving. At the moment Ionly have 3800mah nimh batteries.
Thoughts?
A perfectbrushless system for any 1/10scale car, truck,or buggy.The specially designed motor gives more run time and comes with thermal protection.Brushless Electronic Speed Controller(ESC).
Features:
Features:
Execellentthrottle response,acceleration, strong brakes and throttle linearity
Programable with aB6090 programming card to make adjustments.
Automatically detects the number of cells within the battery pack.
Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection, over-heat protection, throttle signal loss protection.
Programable with aB6090 programming card to make adjustments.
Automatically detects the number of cells within the battery pack.
Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection, over-heat protection, throttle signal loss protection.
Programable Features:
Reverse power (Off, Low, Medium, Hi)
Start power (Standard, Low, Medium, Hi)
Drag (Neutral) Brake (Off, Low, Medium, Hi)
Battery type (Ni-mh, Ni-cd, Li-2S, Li-3S)
Default,Manualsettings
ESC Spec.
Continuous Current: 35A
Burst Current: 70A 260W/40sec
Resistance: 0.006 ohm
Suitable Car:1/10 on and off road.
Battery: 7.4V2cell Lipo/ NI-xx
Bec output: 5V/2A
Type: Sensorless
Type: Sensorless
Dimension: 38 x 32 x 19mm
Weight: 50g
Motor Spec.
Motor:540SS3600kv
Weight: 50g
Motor Spec.
Motor:540SS3600kv
Type: Sensorless brushless motor
Terminal resistance 22±2m(ohm)
Terminal inductance 9(ref.)gH
KV(No load) 6000±100rpm/V
Max operating current 30A
Max operating speed 40000rpm
Max efficiency 80%bmax.
Back-EMF-constant0.2877mv/3000rpm
Torqueconstant 28g-cm/A
Weight: 183g
Contents:
ESC: 1 x 35A
Motor: 1 x B221C36 (3600Kv)
Programming Card
Terminal inductance 9(ref.)gH
KV(No load) 6000±100rpm/V
Max operating current 30A
Max operating speed 40000rpm
Max efficiency 80%bmax.
Back-EMF-constant0.2877mv/3000rpm
Torqueconstant 28g-cm/A
Weight: 183g
Contents:
ESC: 1 x 35A
Motor: 1 x B221C36 (3600Kv)
Programming Card
03-06-2010, 11:27 AM
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
Just looking at that it seems that it should be OK, nothing spectacular, but you should get better runtimes than the stock brushed setup.
Do you have the link to the website for this setup?
Do you have the link to the website for this setup?
03-27-2010, 04:06 PM
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
I have on.
Tried it ina evader exb and here is the vid. Never got hot hot geared 25/81
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlpmuhhcohM
Also ran in it the madspeed and this is proably where it will stay. geared 25/72 . Motor never reached 80 degrees and esc was 60. outside temp at 53.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1D2yRtSdy4g
Tried it ina evader exb and here is the vid. Never got hot hot geared 25/81
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlpmuhhcohM
Also ran in it the madspeed and this is proably where it will stay. geared 25/72 . Motor never reached 80 degrees and esc was 60. outside temp at 53.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1D2yRtSdy4g
03-27-2010, 04:36 PM
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
ORIGINAL: silver97z
http://Hobbyking Brushless car power...m - 3600kv/35A
I have a WK that I am thinking about putting this in. I have recently restored a Traxxas Hawk2 with vxl trans gears, xl-5 esc and 12t titan for my son. I would like to put something in my WK that would be similar in speed and run times to the Hawk2 my son is driving. At the moment I only have 3800mah nimh batteries.
Thoughts?
ESC Spec.
Continuous Current: 35A
Burst Current: 70A 260W/40sec
Resistance: 0.006 ohm
Suitable Car: 1/10 on and off road.
Battery: 7.4V 2cell Lipo / NI-xx
http://Hobbyking Brushless car power...m - 3600kv/35A
I have a WK that I am thinking about putting this in. I have recently restored a Traxxas Hawk2 with vxl trans gears, xl-5 esc and 12t titan for my son. I would like to put something in my WK that would be similar in speed and run times to the Hawk2 my son is driving. At the moment I only have 3800mah nimh batteries.
Thoughts?
A perfect brushless system for any 1/10 scale car, truck, or buggy.The specially designed motor gives more run time and comes with thermal protection.Brushless Electronic Speed Controller(ESC).
Features:
Features:
Execellent throttle response, acceleration, strong brakes and throttle linearity
Programable with a B6090 programming card to make adjustments.
Automatically detects the number of cells within the battery pack.
Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection, over-heat protection, throttle signal loss protection.
Programable with a B6090 programming card to make adjustments.
Automatically detects the number of cells within the battery pack.
Multiple protection features: Low voltage cut-off protection, over-heat protection, throttle signal loss protection.
Programable Features:
Reverse power (Off, Low, Medium, Hi)
Start power (Standard, Low, Medium, Hi)
Drag (Neutral) Brake (Off, Low, Medium, Hi)
Battery type (Ni-mh, Ni-cd, Li-2S, Li-3S)
Default, Manual settings
ESC Spec.
Continuous Current: 35A
Burst Current: 70A 260W/40sec
Resistance: 0.006 ohm
Suitable Car: 1/10 on and off road.
Battery: 7.4V 2cell Lipo / NI-xx
Bec output: 5V/2A
Type: Sensorless
Type: Sensorless
Dimension: 38 x 32 x 19mm
Weight: 50g
Motor Spec.
Motor: 540SS 3600kv
Weight: 50g
Motor Spec.
Motor: 540SS 3600kv
Type: Sensorless brushless motor
Terminal resistance 22±2m(ohm)
Terminal inductance 9(ref.)gH
KV(No load) 6000±100rpm/V
Max operating current 30A
Max operating speed 40000rpm
Max efficiency 80%bmax.
Back-EMF-constant 0.2877mv/3000rpm
Torque constant 28g-cm/A
Weight: 183g
Contents:
ESC: 1 x 35A
Motor: 1 x B221C36 (3600Kv)
Programming Card
Terminal inductance 9(ref.)gH
KV(No load) 6000±100rpm/V
Max operating current 30A
Max operating speed 40000rpm
Max efficiency 80%bmax.
Back-EMF-constant 0.2877mv/3000rpm
Torque constant 28g-cm/A
Weight: 183g
Contents:
ESC: 1 x 35A
Motor: 1 x B221C36 (3600Kv)
Programming Card
03-27-2010, 04:40 PM
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
This model is made by Novatech. Is a true 540 motor unlike the 380 size 9,12t ez-runs.
I have heard some really good things about the ez-run systems and really like the xe-run (sensored) so i might try one of them next for my new TA-05
I have heard some really good things about the ez-run systems and really like the xe-run (sensored) so i might try one of them next for my new TA-05
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
ORIGINAL: mc4798
This model is made by Novatech. Is a true 540 motor unlike the 380 size 9,12t ez-runs.
I have heard some really good things about the ez-run systems and really like the xe-run (sensored) so i might try one of them next for my new TA-05 [img][/img]
This model is made by Novatech. Is a true 540 motor unlike the 380 size 9,12t ez-runs.
I have heard some really good things about the ez-run systems and really like the xe-run (sensored) so i might try one of them next for my new TA-05 [img][/img]
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
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I've got a Novatech 75amp ESC and 3300kv long can Novatech motor(5mm shaft) in my old E-Maxx-3906 model-crazy on a 3s lipo!The XErun sensored combo is really worth a look IMO.I know they can't compete with the likes of Castle,Tekin,LRP or Novak but for the price,they are not too shabby and get my vote.Past personal experience has taught me that Mamba Max,Novak and VXL ESC's fry at the same rate as budget priced ones!
ORIGINAL: mc4798
This model is made by Novatech. Is a true 540 motor unlike the 380 size 9,12t ez-runs.
I have heard some really good things about the ez-run systems and really like the xe-run (sensored) so i might try one of them next for my new TA-05 [img][/img]
This model is made by Novatech. Is a true 540 motor unlike the 380 size 9,12t ez-runs.
I have heard some really good things about the ez-run systems and really like the xe-run (sensored) so i might try one of them next for my new TA-05 [img][/img]
Yeah, My Havok smoked itself today. Not really happy about it but who is when it happens.
03-28-2010, 01:34 AM
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
ORIGINAL: mc4798
Yeah, My Havok smoked itself today. Not really happy about it but who is when it happens.
ORIGINAL: ausjethro
I've got a Novatech 75amp ESC and 3300kv long can Novatech motor(5mm shaft) in my old E-Maxx-3906 model-crazy on a 3s lipo!The XErun sensored combo is really worth a look IMO.I know they can't compete with the likes of Castle,Tekin,LRP or Novak but for the price,they are not too shabby and get my vote.Past personal experience has taught me that Mamba Max,Novak and VXL ESC's fry at the same rate as budget priced ones!
ORIGINAL: mc4798
This model is made by Novatech. Is a true 540 motor unlike the 380 size 9,12t ez-runs.
I have heard some really good things about the ez-run systems and really like the xe-run (sensored) so i might try one of them next for my new TA-05 [img][/img]
This model is made by Novatech. Is a true 540 motor unlike the 380 size 9,12t ez-runs.
I have heard some really good things about the ez-run systems and really like the xe-run (sensored) so i might try one of them next for my new TA-05 [img][/img]
Yeah, My Havok smoked itself today. Not really happy about it but who is when it happens.
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
What is the shaft diameter? Does the stock traxxas pinion gear work with this motor?
I ordered the combo for a rustler, but need to know if I need to get different gears. Hate to wait three weeks for shipping from Hong Kong only to find out that I need to wait another week for gears.
thanks
I ordered the combo for a rustler, but need to know if I need to get different gears. Hate to wait three weeks for shipping from Hong Kong only to find out that I need to wait another week for gears.
thanks
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
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What is the shaft diameter? Does the stock traxxas pinion gear work with this motor?
I ordered the combo for a rustler, but need to know if I need to get different gears. Hate to wait three weeks for shipping from Hong Kong only to find out that I need to wait another week for gears.
thanks
What is the shaft diameter? Does the stock traxxas pinion gear work with this motor?
I ordered the combo for a rustler, but need to know if I need to get different gears. Hate to wait three weeks for shipping from Hong Kong only to find out that I need to wait another week for gears.
thanks
Regards,
Jethro.
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RE: has anyone tried this Hobbyking combo?
i have this in my sc10 with a 20 tooth pinion , it will do wheelies if i am not easy oth the throttle on 2 cell lipo and could go up tp 3 cells.
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...Motor_w/sensor
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=7188&Product_Name=Turnigy__Brushless_ESC_60A_w/_Reverse_prog._(v2.2)
i get a little cogging at startup but thats it , you also need to put the timing on low . i did the timing and the cogging is amost all gone but the esc is not sencered but will still work
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store...Motor_w/sensor
http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=7188&Product_Name=Turnigy__Brushless_ESC_60A_w/_Reverse_prog._(v2.2)
i get a little cogging at startup but thats it , you also need to put the timing on low . i did the timing and the cogging is amost all gone but the esc is not sencered but will still work
