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12.08.2007, 12:46 AM

Ahh "spool up time"

I will say that it does not spool up as fast as an inrunner with a transmission. Now I will also say that I do not have any experience with a direct to diff setup using an inrunner. I will say that my experiences running an align 600 l and xl thru a stock emaxx tranny on 5s was different than a similar inrunner setup. The align had tons of power, but it did accelerae more smoothly, and slightly slower. Still emough rpm to brake the tires loose and wheely, but not as violent as a similar kv inrunner with the same batts, gearing, etc.

The axi in the redcat can still light up the tires till 20mph or so and has enough rpm to flip it over if the tires get loose and it slides sideways. I may try a monster 125 and 4s 5000 20c batts with some taller tires and see how the startup is. The taller tires should make the motor work harder and the 125 and 5k batts should be able to provide the necessary current if the motor needs alot to get moving. Performance on 5s is great, but I would like to run a taller tire and if I stick with 5s it will be geared for almost 60mph, which is a bit much.
   
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12.08.2007, 11:23 AM

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Ahh "spool up time"

I will say that it does not spool up as fast as an inrunner with a transmission. Now I will also say that I do not have any experience with a direct to diff setup using an inrunner. I will say that my experiences running an align 600 l and xl thru a stock emaxx tranny on 5s was different than a similar inrunner setup. The align had tons of power, but it did accelerae more smoothly, and slightly slower. Still emough rpm to brake the tires loose and wheely, but not as violent as a similar kv inrunner with the same batts, gearing, etc.

The axi in the redcat can still light up the tires till 20mph or so and has enough rpm to flip it over if the tires get loose and it slides sideways. I may try a monster 125 and 4s 5000 20c batts with some taller tires and see how the startup is. The taller tires should make the motor work harder and the 125 and 5k batts should be able to provide the necessary current if the motor needs alot to get moving. Performance on 5s is great, but I would like to run a taller tire and if I stick with 5s it will be geared for almost 60mph, which is a bit much.
The outrunner has plenty of torque to push it geared for 60mph. When you do tire/battery changes, let the starting behavior show you the limits.

With the Revo, I have noticed if I "blip" it to about 1/4 throttle just for an instant, then back off, it starts great.

It doesn't seem to like trying to start with that first small step on the trigger.

Aaah, Rain, Rain, go away. I wanna take my Revo outside and Play.
   
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The outrunner has plenty of torque to push it geared for 60mph. When you do tire/battery changes, let the starting behavior show you the limits.

With the Revo, I have noticed if I "blip" it to about 1/4 throttle just for an instant, then back off, it starts great.

It doesn't seem to like trying to start with that first small step on the trigger.

Aaah, Rain, Rain, go away. I wanna take my Revo outside and Play.

I noticed the same thing with my outrunner setups, a quick blip gets it moving and as long as it is rolling small throttle inputs work fine. I wish the quark had an adjustable throttle curve like the mm. You could give the curve a sharp rise at the beginning and then level it out again. I think that would given the motor enough "kick" to get it moving. Just ordered a fan for the axi and when that comes in I will rearranege the chassis so that the battery can lay flat. I will also try larger tires before I do anything and see how that works.

I know what you mean about rain, it rained here yesterday and it is so nasty and humid outside now.
   
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Can you get us a Video when the weather gets perty?
   
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Need to scare up a video camera. I have a buddy, actually he is the lhs manager (supreme rc hookup), and he has a camera so we will have to expand the vid collection! I will also try to get my tamiya tt01 back together. It did 74 with a feigao 380s motor and I have a hacker 5s to go in it now. Trying to beat 90 with a stock tt01! Only mods are some tamiya hopups , wide foams and a really good body!

I may also need to get a how-to write-up on here about how to save at least 50% of all of the arts, etc you need! Hint: Make friends with your lhs owner/operator!
   
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