Gearing BL-REVO
 

What is everyone running as a FINAL drive ratio on their Revo's?
What temps are you getting?
What voltage?
What kv motor?
Basher/track?
Just wanna see how far everyone is going in each direction.

I had another idea for this kind of topics; i wanted to start a new information bank, not revo dependent, but weight/motor/controller/ratio dependent.

Yep, it would be handy for people.

If this forum does not lend itself to that type of databank, I might be able add a page to the Calculations thingy with this information. Maybe make it sortable. Won't be as nice as a true database, but it should work...

Yep, with all the users here, we have got a huge amount of knowledge and experiences..

I was thinking about a new section, all the topics in them should get motor-names/types.. in each topic you can post a thread starting with 'controller/amount of cells/app weight of vehicle',

an easy to read, and a good reference guide..

you can post your personaly experience/review in the thread, what you liked/disliked about the setup.

Be sure to make one section for "Setups guarranteed to catch fire". we have a whole database of those....lol.

Do we post here? Or, wait for the info thread to be set up?

Wait.. I did sent Mike an email..

Final Drive Ratio - 26.39382 : 1

Motor Temp - 90-110*F

Batteries - 4S Lipo

Motor KV - 4800

Terrain - Track

PS. The truck is not geared specifically for the track. Its just geared to run with plenty of top speed for the track while running at a (very) comfortable temperature. Temperature stays like that for the entire run (which is about 40-50 minutes on my 8K lipo's). The track I run on is quite small, once I hit a larger track, gearing will change (probably to add more top end) and motor temps will probably go up, and runtime will probably go down as well.

Feigao 7XL on 5s2p A123 (~32,000 RPM loaded)

Revo diffs with 18/44 transmission (my "slipperential"), 20/40 spur/pinion, for a FDR of 13.915

The motor runs about 130-150 deg. F or so.

So far, this is only from running on the street with Maxx Mashers (high grip on pavement)