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That's All Folks!
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: in a VAN down by the RIVER
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02.18.2008, 10:56 PM
That motor will turn pretty slow on 7 cell nimh. Doesn't matter which way the 3 wires go, just swap any two to reverse the direction of the motor. There won't be any resistance on the motor shaft, it will spin freely, unlike 4 pole motors that have strong magnetic resistance to turning by hand. Also, running with an external UBEC with only 7 cell nimh may cause problems depending on the UBEC you are using.
* also not a good idea to run a brushless motor with no load (not in truck) * |
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RC-Monster Stock
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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02.18.2008, 11:01 PM
Ok. I was just running it to see if it would program. I wired it up two 6 cell nimh's with a deans y-harness. Spins a bit faster.
The BEC is Koolflight "UBEC-6VC". I guess I would have to use LiPo if I want some real power. I am probably going to wire it up for two brushed motors for my tube chassis clod. Thanks for the info. |
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