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(you can run the 5700 w/ a 2cell if you want and get about the same speed as the 4600 on 3cells, but for that price you can get 2 batteries or just 1 large one of a 2cell for the 5700. I run my 5700 at times w/ a pair of 6000mah 2cell's linked and I get bored way before I run out of juice You can always snag a small 4000mah 3cell for some speed passes high speed runs etc on the asphalt. I think if you gear your car right even w/ the 3cell on the 5700 you shouldn't have to worry much about heat. It's wicked fast so going down to a 12-14t pinion is fine even a 90t spur.) ( not w/ a 4600, get the 5700 hands down you can use the mamba software to control your motor all you want, but w/o a 3cell it's gunna be SLOW, slower than your Titan 12turn or at best the same speed.. why spend that much money if you don't want a little more or the possibility of a little more? A 3cell w/ the 4600 could be decent... but otherwise you can buy an aweful lot of titan 12t replacements if all you want is the performance you get w/ that.) and another 3s 5700 user said Get the 5700. thats why im stuck inbetween the two Im getting diffrent anserws on diffrent forums Thanks so much guys, im going to wait for a few more response and then make the order in the next 5 hours. still dont know whitch one tho, and does anyone have an idea how fast 4600 will go on 7 cell nimh? |
If running it on 7 cells, then go with the 5700. If 3s or 10 cells, go with the 4600.
To calculate motor speed, simply multiply the voltage by the motor KV. So, 4600kv * 8.4v = 38,640rpm. The idea is to use the lowest kv motor you can for the voltage you are using. Higher kv motors means more current, which means more losses, which means more heat. Basically, it's better to develop high power with high voltage and lower current than the other way around. |
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If you will be running 2s or 7 cell packs for the most part, then yeah the 5700 may be a little more what you want. If you do 3s on the 5700 for speed runs, just watch how hot ya get it. I only run 3s in mine, so the 5700 is ******* crazy, and heats up a lot. The 4600 can run all day on 3s.
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3 more hrs to order time. the more feedback the better, still undecided |
Even if 3s is too fast, you can always not go WOT you know. ;) Or, cut back on the throttle EPA. This will also help runtime too.
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Edit: and whats is EPA? |
epa=end point adjustment. It's a setting found on the transmitter that limits the servo travel (or throttle in this case). Some of the more inexpensive radios may not have this setting though.
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Medium to slow speed tend to heat up the ESC faster. After 10 - 15 min the 5700 is too hot, and that is about how long the 3800 li/mn batt lasts. I get 15 to 20 min runtime with the 4600, so if you want longer run times, go 4600. I even have a hard time getting the 4600 up to full speed, without a large parking lot.
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From what I hear from the traxxas forums, it sounds as if most of those people haven't even tried a mamba max, let alone any brushless system. The 4600 is no doubt faster than the 12 turn titan motors, even on 2s lipo. In fact the 4600 on 3s lipo will blow away the 5700 on 2s lipo. All most anything, really, on 3s lipo is faster than most 2s setups. In fact, I'd expect the 4600 on 3s to be on par with the 7700 on 2s lipo if not faster. I have a feigao 380c 9t, which is similar to the 4600 and the front end of the vehicle (modified xxx4) can start to lift off the ground if you don't watch it, especially on the road surface in front of my house. Actually my 380 12s (3300 kv) on 3s is just slow enough for running right in front of my house (300 foot straights). Unless you run on a track, its not the control you have to worry about (well depending on the vehicle. 4wd is easier to drive). It's really the buckles in the road that can send your vehicle flying if you don't watch it.
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Ya I dont know about the traxxas forums, most the people there registerd in 2007. Does anyone think I would be able to gear up a rustler with the 4600mm and 3s lipos to go around 55, with out over heating the setup, for on and off road bashing?
Or should I change my order to 5700 for thoese speeds. |
I would say keep the 4600, if you really need more speed then get the 5700 (try gearing up first). I went the other way and got the 5700 first. It was way too fast as well as getting pretty hot, so I had to get the 4600 so I could actually have fun with it.
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shouldn't be a problem, I had my T4 on a 5700 at 45 it flipped backwards and skided about 75feet, it took the outer most holes in the shocktower, all four of them. I know it was doing 45 because a friend, was radaring it, I was trying for 60;) need a couple ounces on the front. I think the 4600 could be faster, because you should be able to gear it higher than the 5700.
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Are you sure 55 is what you are looking for? What was your previous setup? Most 2wd vehicles can't even reach that speed unless you are running at an airport or a perfectly smooth parking lot and 300 feet of radio range. Otherwise the vehicle will just wheelie unless you carefully guide the trigger to full throttle. And you definately can't reach that speed offroad. Anyhow 55 is doable with the 4600 incase you are still in doubt, but you will have to watch the temperatures as you would with any setup geared for 55.
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