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03.15.2010, 10:58 PM

As a rule of thumb those guidelines are correct, but there are always exceptions top the rule:-

way over geared - hot everything
motor too small/ underpowered = will run hot regardless of gearing

etc etc. What motor & kv & voltage were you using?...
   
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03.16.2010, 11:05 AM

Mmms. Ok. Well, as far as the XXXT, its a 5700/MM running 30C 4000-4200MaH batteries 2S batteries (from variety of sources). I honestly don't remember what the original gear ratio was that I missed, but basically I scratched it went and figured out the overall ratio for the Firestorm Flux and then used the same overall ratio for the XXXT which resulted in a lower gear ratio. That dropped the temps on the motor to the acceptable range.

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As a rule of thumb those guidelines are correct, but there are always exceptions top the rule:-

way over geared - hot everything
motor too small/ underpowered = will run hot regardless of gearing

etc etc. What motor & kv & voltage were you using?...
   
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03.25.2010, 01:33 PM

Well I finally got batteries and all together and took the RC8T out for a run.

MMM/2200 using 50/16 gearing and 5S 5800MaH (Zippys). Motor was up to around 140 after some long high speed passes. Batteries were around 90. But the MMM fan came on.

Thoughts?

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As a rule of thumb those guidelines are correct, but there are always exceptions top the rule:-

way over geared - hot everything
motor too small/ underpowered = will run hot regardless of gearing

etc etc. What motor & kv & voltage were you using?...
   
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