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how can i make my esc run cooler
how to keep the esc cool
emaxx 3905 feigao 7xl 100a ebay esc http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/67G-Programmab...742.m153.l1262 stock emaxx spur what is the stock spur is it 64t or 68t and 22t pinyon ive got a ubec and a fan i have also taken the heat shrink off the esc |
Add an extra cap - try to reduce gearing - change the motor - buy a better esc
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Or you could put it in the fridge and that will for sure keep it cool.
No what Arct1k said - there are many things you can do to keep an ESC cool just need to know what other variables there are. |
run a higher turn motor and that ESC can handle a 5s pack...high voltage + low KV = cooler system but Feigaos will run on the hotside it the way they are designed. Good thing they are cheap and make sure your ESC timing is set at 0. You can try a Medusa motor they are better than a Feigao but not as good as a Neu.
5s with 10XL should be a decent system |
Motor timing is normally for motor temp rather than esc temp...
I'm guess given choice of brushless components that this is a budget setup - the 7XL is probably the main problem - It's an Amp intensive "relatively" ineffecient motor... result - Hot esc and hot motor |
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wil a spur with moor or less teeth cool it down al so could some one tell me what this things mean in the manual AdvanceT (Timing): low, middle and high, default is middle and Freq=(PWM frequency)
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I would go less (18) and try low timing to see if that helps with motor temp
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the motor is ok but wil that cool the esc new to brushless but not rc
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I think timing is motor but pinion should help both...
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could i change the spur
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no bigger spur - same effect
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thank you all for the help
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a smaller spur is gearing up and that will increase resistance against the motor/ESC causing heat
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Sorry i need sleep!
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