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macr0w 03.24.2008 06:00 PM

I haven't had a chance to run it yet, but I have a 1512/1.5/D/F in my buggy. I just today got my 4s Polyquest 5000mah pack in the mail. I'm still waiting for my charger.

I have an 11t and a 12t pinion to start with. I may need to gear down a bit more but I want to see how it does with the ones I have first.

With the RCM motor mount I'm not sure I can get anything smaller than 11t to work without some "modification". :mdr:

ilpufxit 03.24.2008 08:26 PM

5s
 
I'm running a 1512 2.5d/y in my 8ight on 5s. I'm running a 14t pinion, stock spur and a 5s 4000mah MaxAmps pack. I have not taken temps but I can run for a very long time (25 min+) and neither the motor nor the Quark 80b get more than warm. It's way too fast for the track like this but I can rip up a soccer field just great!

bdebde 03.24.2008 08:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrianG (Post 157342)
...In my Ultra GTP project, I plan to run a theoretical 62k rpm on a 1515 (but the rpms won't get that high because of wind drag).

May get rpm that high if you spin the tires!:lol:

VintageMA 03.24.2008 08:47 PM

For a race buggy I think 4S is definitely the way to go for a 1/8 buggy. I am running a 1512 2.5D in my XB8EC with a 17/48 gearing. I'm running a 4S 5000mAh MaxAmps pack with a MM and my top recorded speed (via Nomadio React speed sensor) is 42 mph.

I tried a 3000 KV range motor on 4S in the buggy before the Neu came in and it was thermal central. I thnk over 3000 kv is just too much for a 7-8lb buggy. Even on 3S you'll just be drawing too many Amps. I run a LMT 1930/6 (~3400 kv) in my CRT.5 (~4-4.5lbs) on 3S and it is an absolute perfect setup.

I have the XB8EC punch control on the MM turned up and the 2.5D will still pick up the front wheels sometmes. When the MMM comes out I plan to try out a 5S pack with 15 or 16 gearing - should be totally insane.

lincpimp 03.24.2008 10:25 PM

I think it really depends on gearing for motor choice. A 1512 or similar size motor seems to be the best bet for a buggy. Slightly higher kv allows for lower gearing and the higher rpms make up for less torque. This assumes that a high quality motor is employed.

I have a hyper 7 buggy and run a hacker c50 8l on 4s thru a mm. It is geared 12/46 at the moment, and I need to mod the motor mount to fit the optimum 11t pinion. It works very well and does not get hot, even after 25-30 mins. I did not think that it would work very well, but it does. I do not think that a feigao would do it though.


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