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10.31.2007, 08:50 PM

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Well i just did my first test run with my 1950-8t hi amp. i must say the motor is very very smooth with my 9920 esc. the temps after 8-10 min of running in front of my apt. the esc was 120, the motor 125, & the FP lipo was 96. So far im happy with it. im running a 15/46 gear & the speed looked good. I'll have to take it to the track to see if it needs more gear. I was not using the rc- monster heat sink.
Make sure you seal your 9920. I burnt my 3695 after running it in a baseball field. My friend at Flextronics said, "It is amazing what a few little rocks do to electronics." It was funny how he said it though. I think the same issue happened with my Quark which was running fine, but when I went to another baseball field it went up in smoke. I also saw a video in youtube of a Japanese guy who made a battery using what it looked to be stone that he ground using a coffee grinder (free energy). BTW This is not an issue with controllers that uses conformal coating.
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11.01.2007, 05:25 PM

Well i ran my 1950 again today. This time i used a novak HV heatsink & some compound. The temps were really good in my opinion. the motor temp was 125 & the heatsink was 118. so the difference was always 10 degrees or less. Usually the difference was closer to 5 or 8 degrees difference between the can & heatsink .Thats pretty good i think.


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