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09.14.2008, 01:00 PM

Looks like its coming along good so far Ryan, although I still think you should just leave it a gasser......

And that motor you showed me on AIM is a beast.......


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Sounds good. Have you looked into spending a little extra $$$ on A123 cells and making a nice pack out of them. I know a 10,000mAh 25-30C 10S lipo packs would weigh about the same or less then the lead acid packs. Get your self a good ESC that will handle the current loads and your set.
I think Im stuck on PB's because of how cheap they are and how easy they are to maintain. I found a 100a HV ESC on Bidproducts website for $30. Its 10s capable so that should work fine. I will be using Mech brakes aswell.


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This motor?

Yeah, yeah, that's the one!


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I think Im stuck on PB's because of how cheap they are and how easy they are to maintain. I found a 100a HV ESC on Bidproducts website for $30. Its 10s capable so that should work fine. I will be using Mech brackes aswell.
Will the PB's handle the current load though. Here is a nice little video to show you how a starting battery pack made of A123 cells does: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyYBh4ec05c. Here you can see that they want to be rich real fast : http://www.tekbattery.com/battery_prices.html. All you need is 4 of the DeWalt packs and do a 10S4P set up. Will pay for itself down the road. A 9200mAh, 36V A123 packs will put out 276A continuous and 552A max if needed and will weigh much less then the PBs you plan on using.
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Look at those wimpy wires...


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Im already getting the brushed behemoth motor. The 100a HV ESC will also be on my list and the PB's will most likely be my choice. Im on a budget.


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Im already getting the brushed behemoth motor. The 100a HV ESC will also be on my list and the PB's will most likely be my choice. Im on a budget.
Will the brushless ESC work with the brushed motor?
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Thats what Im going to find out. For $30 its worth a shot.


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It won't work. For that ESC to work with a brushed motor it needs the appropriate software. I have that ESC that was sent as a test unit from Suppo (The manufacturer) and they keep everything simple, so it won't have the software I mentioned. and it won't work at all with a brushed motor. If you're on a budget and try it, it'll be costly as you spent the $$ on the motor and the batteries. If you go with the options I showed you, you'll spend a little more $$$, but it'll work.
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What "brushed" ESC would you reccomend that is budget and that will handle 36v?


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