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Takedown 05.31.2008 07:44 PM

Dual Brushless Warhead Setup
 
I ditched the idea of using outrunner DD on my warhead due to complication's with the mount setup and the lack of proper component's so here is my new idea... I plan to use an E-savage tranny that I bought from my friend and mount it on the custom .30in plexiglass mount/skidplate I made for the warhead. I never hear any issue's with e-savy tranny's and I plan to put mine to its limit's and beyond by running dual brushless motors on it on seperate 3s lipo battery's with dual MM ESC's. I am looking into dual velineon's, dual kd36L series motor's, dual feigao 540 L series motor's, or something fairly on the cheaper side for proper power output that I'm expecting and a ton of overall power. I know running dual motors on one tranny or r/c isnt smart because of different rotating speeds but Im gonna give it a shot. What do you guys think of the idea?

brushlessboy16 05.31.2008 07:50 PM

will the motors be on the same spur? if so dont worry about them being different speeds.


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lincpimp 05.31.2008 07:52 PM

Just parallel your batteries so that each esc sees the same voltage. That should keep motor rpm as close as possible. You could use feigao s series motors. The 12s or 10s work well on 3s.

Takedown 05.31.2008 07:55 PM

I want as much power as possible linc. Do you think dual "s" series would work fine? I want power.

BL_RV0 05.31.2008 07:59 PM

The 12s would be an excellent motor for this application, IMO.

Pedebeater 05.31.2008 11:03 PM

I wonder where you got a tranny like that?:lol: I hope it works good for you, I never had problems with it.

lincpimp 06.01.2008 01:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Takedown (Post 178203)
I want as much power as possible linc. Do you think dual "s" series would work fine? I want power.

You could go with a pair of l cans, a pair of 9l motors would be great on 3s. Plus you can get them with 1/8 shafts also, cheaper pinions if you run a 32p spur.

Takedown 06.01.2008 09:14 AM

Thats what I was planning to do. I want dual velineons because of the perfect kv rating for 3s, motor size and power, 1/8 shaft. Ill look into the 9l also.

Takedown 06.01.2008 09:51 AM

Linc I found the perfect setup. Its not only cheap its a good idea. Im going to run dual Ammo 36-56 1800kv motors. I had the 2600 and it was a brutal motor until it overheated powering my truggy by itself. That was just for kicks though. I think I have everything I need for this conversion set to buy.

lincpimp 06.01.2008 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Takedown (Post 178323)
Linc I found the perfect setup. Its not only cheap its a good idea. Im going to run dual Ammo 36-56 1800kv motors. I had the 2600 and it was a brutal motor until it overheated powering my truggy by itself. That was just for kicks though. I think I have everything I need for this conversion set to buy.

Are you going to run them on 3s? Kv is a bit low, so motor speed will not be very good on 11.1v, plus you will need some big pinions to get any speed out of it. I would say that a pair of 9l motors will perform better on 3s than that ammo motor. The 2600 ammo would be ok, much better speed out of 3s. I had an 1800 ammo, and the feigao 15l outperformed it on 5s lipo. Plus the feigao ran cooler.

Takedown 06.01.2008 11:22 AM

I plan to run high mah 5s in parallel to both MM's. The KV seems perfect.

BL_RV0 06.01.2008 11:40 AM

Then why not dual 15L's? By Linc's testing, I'd go along with what his results were. Maybe, dual KD36 9XL's?

lincpimp 06.02.2008 02:11 AM

Either way it should be fast. I prefer the 15l over the ammo, but with 2 of them temps should be fine.

Takedown 06.02.2008 07:54 AM

Ya, Im not looking for all out craziness like what most of you guys are trying to acheive. Im just looking for a setup that will be fun to use and that will have a good amount of overall power.

BL_RV0 06.02.2008 11:12 AM

It would be cool to have the front and the back drive seperately, so you could wheelie and then gun it in the front and have the front tires balloon up HUGE! :yes:


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