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BL_RV0

11.15.2008 12:39 PM

What rpm is the 2215 designed to run at max on 8s?

B4maz

11.15.2008 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by BL_RV0 (Post 232968)

What rpm is the 2215 designed to run at max on 8s?

The KV on the 2215/3Y is 480. Assuming 3.5v per cell on 8s equals about 13,400 RPM.

brushlessboy16

11.15.2008 01:03 PM

wow, i wonder if they are made to be most efficient at higher rpms like the 15xx series, you would need either a really high Kv or lots and lots of voltage :D

that always makes for a good time

brushlessboy16

12.15.2008 01:09 PM

Made a few new things.

Universal kb45 Mount-
http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/n...motormount.jpg

And a mount to fit my matrix truggy.... with its gigantic 66t spur
http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/atta...0&d=1229203197

_paralyzed_

12.15.2008 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by cadima (Post 232830)

CAD is more fun when you get to see the fruit of your labor, that is...............getting the parts made in real life! :yipi: Here's a pic of the real truggy that was made from the above CAD files. Considering it was my first truggy, first 4wd, and first 1/8, I think it was sweet and still to this day when I dream of new layouts for truggies I find myself circling back to this one as a valid solution to the project objective.

if you want to see the project, there's a thread on the thing from initial CAD concept to final design. The truggy was stolen and I even got it back. Quite a trip that truggy's had.

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5371

:smile:

http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o...RTFinal004.jpg

nobody's even gonna mention the slipper diff on this ride? WTF!

brushlessboy16

12.15.2008 05:15 PM

old news lol. waiting on the production slipperential :lol:

_paralyzed_

12.15.2008 05:24 PM

yeah, i don't like slippers, but that's me. i'm just curious when????:neutral:

brushlessboy16

12.15.2008 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by _paralyzed_ (Post 242245)

yeah, i don't like slippers, but that's me. i'm just curious when????:neutral:

its a mystery, last i heard it was being patented.

Byte	12.17.2008 11:03 AM

Yesterday I started to work with a CAD program: Google SketchUp..
I didn't wan't to download Solidworks ( 800MB or something.. )

Anyway, this is my motor mount I want in my Losi..

http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/5...rmount1xe1.png
http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/9...rmount2nl2.png

And guess what; I like it :lol:

Takedown

12.17.2008 12:35 PM

The google cad program isnt bad for beginers. I actually like how easy it is to work with compared to others.

brushlessboy16

12.17.2008 01:01 PM

Try and find a download for ProDesktop 8.0, great program, it's what I use.

Takedown

12.17.2008 03:56 PM

Warning! Its difficult if you havent had past CAD program experiences.:yes:

marzac2

12.17.2008 05:53 PM

I love Solidworks. It's simple to use and the most powerful program I've ever seen.

anson

12.17.2008 06:15 PM

I love solidworks too. I use it at work for printer design. I started to draw up a new chassis for my emaxx, but that project got canned when I converted a truggy.

brushlessboy16

12.17.2008 07:25 PM

I like solid works but its yah to much for my POS comp..(circa 1999)

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