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Beanie 01.23.2010 01:53 PM

Battery warm, ESC warm and motor hotter?
 
So I had a read of the good guide about if your components are getting hot and what it means.

My ESC is just warm, battery is just warm but my motor after a full race with the 8T is a little hot, not burning, but hot.

Using MMM/2200KV and Hyperion 4S 6500mah.

Running gearing 15/48.

Am I likely a little undergeared?

notnodak 01.23.2010 01:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beanie (Post 345509)
So I had a read of the good guide about if your components are getting hot and what it means.

My ESC is just warm, battery is just warm but my motor after a full race with the 8T is a little hot, not burning, but hot.

Using MMM/2200KV and Hyperion 4S 6500mah.

Running gearing 15/48.

Am I likely a little undergeared?




Yup. Gear up a little till you find the sweet spot.

jhautz 01.23.2010 02:26 PM

How hot is "a little hot?". 130 degrees feels pretty hot to your fingers but really isn't an issue at all. Do you have a temp gun?

TexasSP 01.23.2010 02:52 PM

Like Jhautz said fingers are a bad indicator. What feels scorching to some is not to others. You really need a temp gun to get accurate. Also remember that the metal can of a motor will transfer heat quicker than a plastic esc case or a battery. IE: your finger gets hot quicker.

Beanie 01.23.2010 02:53 PM

Sure, I'll use my temp gun next time to get a figure on it. Is it hot basically because it's spinning more than it should? Hence why gearing up a touch will increase the torque load on it but reduce the revs? Is that right?

Beanie 03.18.2010 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Beanie (Post 345519)
Is it hot basically because it's spinning more than it should? Hence why gearing up a touch will increase the torque load on it but reduce the revs? Is that right?

Hey guys, is this theory right?


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