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11.05.2006, 02:40 AM
Im trying to come to a decision on a power plant for my Revo conversion. Whats the difference other than size? The 8L seems to be a popular choice. Why is that?
It may be a while before I can new buy a new motor and esc but for the meanwhile I have a EVX I can borrow, Id just have to buy a set of titans. I was also thinking, :dft001: don’t laugh :dft001: , installing a pair of Novak SS5800s that I have. Do you think the dual novaks will work or should I not even bother and go with evx?
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11.05.2006, 03:55 AM
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Im trying to come to a decision on a power plant for my Revo conversion. Whats the difference other than size? The 8L seems to be a popular choice. Why is that?
It may be a while before I can new buy a new motor and esc but for the meanwhile I have a EVX I can borrow, Id just have to buy a set of titans. I was also thinking, :dft001: don’t laugh :dft001: , installing a pair of Novak SS5800s that I have. Do you think the dual novaks will work or should I not even bother and go with evx?
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well they would heat up but if u absolutely had to u could but i wouldnt i would do the titans because thats alot of money if they fry:035: :035:
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11.06.2006, 11:24 AM
The L motors run fast but hot. You are better off w/ a XL motor, plus it has tons of TQ which a MT will just love.
Don't do the 5800s. Work with the titan until you are ready. You could even sell that extra stuff and get a proper BL setup withthe money anyway
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11.06.2006, 12:50 PM
The 8L is an impopular choice here.. Don't know what made you think it's a popular choice?
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11.06.2006, 02:10 PM
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The 8L is an impopular choice here.. Don't know what made you think it's a popular choice?
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Maybe they are out of stock?:032:
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11.06.2006, 02:13 PM
In stock actually..
But normally the advice is to get a lower KV with a taller gearing.
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11.06.2006, 02:16 PM
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In stock actually..
But normally the advice is to get a lower KV with a taller gearing.
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Very true, just wondered myself why the assumption was there? The only thing I could think of without tons of inestigating was that they are out....oh well.
How them socks treatin ya?:005:
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11.06.2006, 02:20 PM
Don't get me started, i'm on non speaking terms with them at this moment..
Socks are doing fine, i allmost feel oblidged to wear them.. We connected on such a possitive way.. They are still pissed for the 1200rpm drying process though..
Perhaps the article of the e-revo with the 8L got him on the wrong foot? or he is mixxing the 8L with the 8XL..
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11.06.2006, 02:30 PM
Ah yes, or typo!
Glad the socks are working for yeah! LOL, they are cute!
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11.06.2006, 02:37 PM
I tried a dual hv setup. I was happier with an xl motor.
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11.06.2006, 02:43 PM
Man of dark experiments.. He's back..
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11.06.2006, 07:52 PM
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I didn't know any one had left. :027:
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11.14.2006, 02:01 PM
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Perhaps the article of the e-revo with the 8L got him on the wrong foot?. . .
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Yeah thats pretty much it. Why would they use an L insted of an xl?
Say I do decide to go with a XL, What controller should i pair it with? What gearing and how many cells should I run to keep temps acceptable. I want to keep everything under $400
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11.14.2006, 04:03 PM
I would highly recommend a 4S lipo or 14 cell battery, a 8XL, a mamba max ESC w/ a small fan (25-40mm) and an external BEC or Rx pack.
This is the setup I have, and it has a pretty good balance of everything: cost, power, heat and runtime. The MMax can take a bit more voltage, so its safe, but it really starts to get nutty after that, and you'd have to be careful to keep temps down.
A 4S setup would be excellent, fast and reliable. If you go for maxamps or such 8000 mAh lipos you'd get ~30 min runtime for a very reasonable cost. you can also tune it a turn up or down on the motor to get more speed or more runtime.
Last edited by Finnster; 11.14.2006 at 04:11 PM.
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11.14.2006, 05:29 PM
I would choose a Neu motor if you can swing it...
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