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brushlessboy16 09.22.2009 12:29 PM

Just a thought
 
Anyone ever consider, or try running a low turn (18.5, 21.5) novak/lrp (roar sensored) motor on 4s through something like an rx8?

Sensored startups, low kv(~2500kv) and high voltage to finally find a spot where these motors would run cool?

Im thinking about running this setup in my slash with buggy tires..:intello:

Any input?

MetalMan 09.22.2009 12:41 PM

In a 2wd ST I ran a Trinity 13.5 on 3s Lipo, but sensorless. The power of these motors simply is weak in comparison to other stuff I have run, including CC motors. But if you already have the motor laying around then it's not such a bad idea :smile:

nitrostarter 09.22.2009 01:02 PM

I definitely wouldn't go out of my way to get one of these motor's to try either. They may work well but the numbers aren't there...

lutach 09.22.2009 01:18 PM

Did it in my TC3 and it's fun :lol:. I was testing my ESC with 4S using the internal BEC and it did pretty good.

nitrostarter 09.22.2009 01:21 PM

I think the TC3 is a different situation than the slash tho...

brushlessboy16 09.22.2009 01:22 PM

Was thinking about the Tekin 10th scale motors.

nitrostarter 09.22.2009 01:28 PM

Do u have one? or going to buy one?

brushlessboy16 09.22.2009 01:51 PM

No was just a thought.

SpEEdyBL 09.22.2009 02:12 PM

Well there is this on-road carpet track near where I live. If I run stock class I'll have to buy a 17.5 motor. The esc will be the MM pro, and of course I am going to test it with my Hyperion G3 3300 mAh 6s pack, so there you go...

Semi Pro 09.22.2009 05:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by brushlessboy16 (Post 322460)
Was thinking about the Tekin 10th scale motors.

you should as the tekin rep

i think a low kv tekin motor will hold up fine, as for novak......well :lol:


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