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Jahay 10.06.2010 07:24 AM

Isnt running a 1717 on 8s a little risky considering the motor is only rated to 45,000rpm?

If you run this motor on 8s, at 3.7v the motor is operating at 46,768rpm and at 4.2v its at 53,000+rpm!!!!!

So this would be a little worrying...

That is why i bought the 1520 as it is still rated to 60,000rpm ;) and i want to push 9s through it ;)

just a little heads up... im sure it would be fine to run 8s but just thought i would mention this if you didnt know

Finnster 10.06.2010 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Jahay (Post 382940)
Isnt running a 1717 on 8s a little risky considering the motor is only rated to 45,000rpm?

If you run this motor on 8s, at 3.7v the motor is operating at 46,768rpm and at 4.2v its at 53,000+rpm!!!!!

So this would be a little worrying...

That is why i bought the 1520 as it is still rated to 60,000rpm ;) and i want to push 9s through it ;)

just a little heads up... im sure it would be fine to run 8s but just thought i would mention this if you didnt know

Its borderline, but that is the unloaded rated IIRC. Kv should drop, as should voltage under load. I don't think it will see quite that high of rpm, but surely over 40K tho. It would need a really tough controller to handle that much power tho. I can only imagine the amp draw

I was playing w/ some gear calcs yesterday, and I was thinking about the CC 1520 on 8s too. The 1717 is superbaddass too, so IDK.

Bmr4life 10.06.2010 09:50 AM

Would amp draw really increase with the increased voltage?

Jahay 10.06.2010 09:59 AM

no amp draw should drop with an increase in voltage

Finnster 10.06.2010 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Bmr4life (Post 382948)
Would amp draw really increase with the increased voltage?

Back when I was doing alot of eagletree, radar gun and other testing, I usually found only a modest increase in amp draw with increased voltage. 5% or less. Its mostly the increased voltage that builds the power. This was in my old hv revo setup going from 9S A123s on upto 12S A123. No gearing changes were done.


YMMV based on how you are driving, the truck and the terrain. It maybe you get less as you don't throttle as hard as there is already so much more power there, or the chassis can't handle it w/o flipping.

Overall the point was the 1717 would be a hellfire beast on 8S.


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