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MMM v3 into therminal + hot motor???
Hey,
I was today bashing with my savage, till suddenly the car stopped. I heard the fan spinning and after a few seconds the car didn't moved at all, therminal shutdown... The motor gets also very warm> 60+ degrees(140 +F). It even becomes more hot when you stop the car, when you drive it cools down.... Who knows what to do? gearing up will make the motor even hotter i think??? Or what else to do to get the ESC cool and the motor a bit cooler. Greetz, Joram |
It would help if you gave us more info? Is this the motor in your xmod, or your full size electric car? Or maybe a cordless toaster?
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for how long did you run..before this thing happen????and what kind of motor it is????
and the setting of your esc??? |
A smaller pinion gear will help lower ESC temps. But first make sure there isn't any binding in the transmission/differentials/bearings as binding could be the cause of excess heat.
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loll your faster than me:whistle::mdr: |
@Lincpimp, read the text, i really said i ran with my SAVAGE,
I use a Savöx 4570 motor, 1800kv on 5S lipo. Drove about 10-15 minutes when it suddenly happened. The driveline is OK, runs normall.... Settings of the ESC are: Brake setting: 3 Brake amount: 50% Reverse amount: 70% Punch control: disabled No drag brake Start power:HIGH Greetz, Joram |
first thing reduce your start power to the lowest setting, this will lower your temps, and what is your gearing?
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You can try lowering the start power to medium and punch control to something like 30%. These two alone should help a lot.
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I was planning to adjust the start power to medium.
I'm also going tu se an UBEC, so that is also a lower temp. factor! Gearing is btw, 18/47 (16/47 but I run Cen diff's) Greetz, Joram |
The mmm already has a built in, but separate switching bec so using another one won't do anything.
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It will lower the temps, it is tested!
It is in the print so it makes heat, if you won't use it won't heat the whole thing... Greetz, Joram |
I'll try to explain again... Escs like the Mamba max and about every other esc that has a built in bec WILL get lower temps from an external bec. The mmm is different then all the other escs. It has a separate bec built into the bottom of the case. The bec shouldn't produce much heat at all...
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We will see, before problems with the MMM where the Switching BEC....
Don't say my problems are cause of that, but i prefer an UBEC above the BEC from an speed controller! Greetz, Joram |
Sounds like you got her all figured out then. :lol:
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The MMM has a UBEC built into it as Metallover stated. If you go with an external UBEC your temps might drop by 1 deg. F, if that. Hardly worth it IMO. And the problems the MMM used to have with the BEC have been completely resolved, so the only reason I can imagine using an external BEC with the MMM is if you have a V1 or V2 MMM.
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