With the internal mod and added heatsink (Mike has one in the store specifically for the Quark), it shouldn't thermal. I've never thermalled my Hyper 8 with the same voltage, a 2700 kv motor, and geared 46/16.
With the internal mod and added heatsink (Mike has one in the store specifically for the Quark), it shouldn't thermal. I've never thermalled my Hyper 8 with the same voltage, a 2700 kv motor, and geared 46/16.
This is what I don't get, and why I was looking for help on that other thread started today. Are you able to run that setup for 15 mins or more of racing? I can't gear for about 36mph or higher without it thermalling in like 10 minutes. And the case and heatsink do seem to be transferring the heat well. I don't think there is excessive drag in the drivetrain which would've been a possible culprit. And to be honest, I race fine at 34 mph gearing it's just not super quick. Our track has recently switched to two 10 minute qualifiers instead of 3 five minute ones. More track time and fewer races makes the day move smoother. A-Mains are usually 15 minute unless its a trophy race when it's 30 mins. When we used to run 5 min qualifiers I could gear up and not worry about thermalling but now it's tricky to make 10 mins unless I run a 12/46 setup (on RC8 which already has 43/10 diff ratios)
pullinteef: I run until the battery dies, which is around 35 minutes for an 8Ah pack. This is my setup so you can see how things are mounted. Temps are never any higher than 150*F on anything. I've since geared down because ~55mph on a track is a little tough to control.
streetracer: I'd stick (no pun intended) to thermal epoxy. I don't know how well the putty transfers heat, and if it is conductive (you don't want this).
Hey BrianG, could you let me know the settings on your 125b? Specifically the Battery Type/Torque control/Drag Brake. Or anything else that might effect ESC/motor temps. Thanks.
- Default brake strength (normal)
- Default drag brake (second option up from 3%)
- Battery type is "manual"
- Battery LVC is set to 3.0v/cell
- Torque Selection is Normal 1.
- Neutral range is narrow (makes for a more gradual/smooth start)
Thanks. I've been having a hard time keeping temps down on both ESC and motor. My 1512/2D/S died last weekend- not sure if it demagnetized from heat or something else (just stopped after a big jump about 8 minutes into the main, and felt really weird when turning the shaft), so I'm forced to temporarily use my 3 year old 540C-9L motor while the motor gets repaired by Neu. Don't know if it will hold up to 15 minute mains.
That is odd. I've never had troubles with either Quark or Neu temps. On my old Quark/9XL Revo, the motor would get kinda toasty after around 15 minutes (when the batts die), but still way under the danger zone, and that was a cheapie Feigao.
Without going through above posts, what batteries are you using?
Using new Zippy-H 4S 5000, (work great, stay nicely balanced)
RC8, 12/46, drivetrain free, big track, big jumps, but I don't use brakes much (seem to lock the wheels even on low setting) and try to avoid gassing or braking on landings.
hello!
im kim in japan.
I am interested.
Is this condenser usable?
Is it LOW ESR?
35v 1,500μF 0.014ΩMAX. 105 degrees Celsius, http://www.edc.sanyo.com/pdf/alm/J60.pdf
I want to use you as MGM 16018.
How?