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ncalenda 06.18.2007 02:20 PM

need help with getting a dependable setup
 
Here is my problem, I run my e-maxx on the sand, and if I try to gear it for speed, it thermal's like crazy. My goal, is to get 40+ mph on the sand with no thermal.

Here is my setup:
9920 warrior esc / with BEC
9xl motor
pro-line arm, 3.3 carriers, towers, and shocks
2 speed tranny
rrr spur 70/22
5S Lipo
12 lb truck, with lipos in

When I run in 2nd, it thernals, 1st is fine.

I also want to go with the strobe, since I have heard it is a better clutch.

When I run it on the sand, with the resistance, 2nd is no good with these gears, and I have plenty of torque, too much to be honest.

The motor was find, it was the ESC that was too hot. Can I just get a better ESC to handle this, so that I can keep this gearing (and handle the 51 spur when I get the strobe)?

Would the Monster Pro quark-125b handle it better? Or, what esc can handle this, the motor seems to be fine.

Again, I do want to go 40+, on the sand, high resistance. Also, I want to get the single speed tranny, but can't if I can't even run it in 2nd now. If I can get it running how I like, then I will get the single tranny.

glassdoctor 06.18.2007 02:23 PM

You are asking a lot....

Only thing you can do is try a better speedo and see if it can handle it. I would recomend the MambaMax with a good fan and a UBEC of course.

ncalenda 06.18.2007 02:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by glassdoctor
You are asking a lot....

Only thing you can do is try a better speedo and see if it can handle it. I would recomend the MambaMax with a good fan and a UBEC of course.

Why would you recommend MambaMax (I do have an BEC now)? I should probably get a fan on my esc, I had one on it until I smashed it.

Serum 06.18.2007 02:26 PM

I suggest the use of a fan on your controller, it should be ready to rumble, without thermal problems..

ncalenda 06.18.2007 02:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Serum
I suggest the use of a fan on your controller, it should be ready to rumble, without thermal problems..

I will try the fan, I remember someone suggesting a good site to buy fans, do you remember, or have suggestions?

Serum 06.18.2007 02:46 PM

http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bi...164&type=store

These are sold out, but they have got more.

Perhaps Mike has got a few 40x40 fans. (i used 1 on my 9920)

AAngel 06.18.2007 02:48 PM

I don't think that a fan is going to cure all of your woes. 40 mph on the sand is a very tall order.

If you got rid of the two speed and geared for about 30, I think that would be a more reasonable demand of the system. Even 1/1 scale monster truck tires have something like "do not exceed 35 mph" stamped on them. The ones I've seen did, anyway.

Serum 06.18.2007 03:03 PM

Aangel, he is looking for a dependable setup, this is not really your specialism..


True though; gearing it for a lower end speed in 2nd helps you too. Sand and long grass are a pita.

GorillaMaxx360 06.18.2007 03:03 PM

use a strobe that will give you way faster speeds and you can gear the motor low and put a fan on the esc and that would be your best bet.

AAngel 06.18.2007 03:25 PM

Serum, I am trying really hard.

If running through sand and stuff that offers a lot of resistance, I'd go with a 10XL and a MM (to keep costs down).

With all of the problems that I've had lately with my Quark, Compro, and Neu motor, I do have to say that my Feigao/MM setups have been bullet proof. If it wasn't for the heat issues with the Feigaos, I wouldn't be looking for anything else. I just need to be able to get through a 30 minute main.

Considering that the motor isn't getting hot on you, but the esc is, add the fan and gear a bit smaller and see what the results are.

I've been running a 12v fan that I got on ebay from a place called robobugs and have been running that fan on 4S lipo without a 12v regulator for a couple of months now and haven't had any troubles. The fan is 1"X1" and is a perfect fit for the MM. Just use 3mm self threading screws and drive them right in between the fins of the MM.


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