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02.24.2006, 11:56 AM
A 7xl on 16 cells probably smokes most stuff. It is a good motor.
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02.24.2006, 11:57 AM
CHC, woudnt a 10L beat it on 16 cells? But i bet runtime and heat would be an issue.
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02.24.2006, 11:59 AM
Certainly does smoke it:028:
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02.24.2006, 12:02 PM
I am not sure. they are close in the kv rating. The 7xl has more torque though. The 10L should get longer run time. I think the 7xl would beat in every where else though. If you can keep tires on ground. :D
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02.24.2006, 12:10 PM
Actually, the 7XL will be more efficient at a given power output. Therefore if geared to give the same speed, the 7XL will be more efficient. In practise it might be different though
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02.24.2006, 12:11 PM
is 20/66 ok for my 7xl on 16(new to this)
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02.24.2006, 12:27 PM
No, that is overgeared, id try a 16 t.
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02.24.2006, 01:05 PM
Hmm its really cold at the moment im sure i can get away with the 20T?
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02.24.2006, 01:09 PM
I ran mine with a 22 66 on 18cells it got warm though. I wanted to try a 24 66 gearing as well. I had some tall tires on the truck.
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02.24.2006, 01:11 PM
Hows the 7xl run on 18 coolhand was tempted but thought it was'nt really capable of handling it.
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02.24.2006, 01:13 PM
E maxx kid, are you running a stock spur on yours or a strobe? If its stock hows it holding up?
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02.24.2006, 01:15 PM
Stock seems to hold fine, never stripped it, made sure it cant slip may invest in a stobe later though, just to give me some more options for gearing.
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02.24.2006, 02:25 PM
It ran great as far as power and stuff. It got hot. I think it did great on 16 cause less heat problems
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02.24.2006, 02:33 PM
And prety fast too!
At least as fast as the plettenberg bigmaxximum imo..
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02.24.2006, 02:48 PM
E-Maxx-kid- I run the same 7xl on 16 IB3800's, but use a 18120 controller. My maxx weighs right at or over 12lbs RTR. I use UE diffs( so it adds 2 teeth to the pinion vversus stock diffs) and I'm running 18/51. I also have a 16T I want to try out. I would have had a 20T also but Mike was out of them. 18/51 is insane on 16cells, although the motor will reach about 150-165 degrees after a run, other than that everything else is good.
O, my other problem is staying off the body and grinding my antenna in half. For some reason I keep flipping onto it body and it slides, catching the antenna under the body, and it grinds the tube and wire in half.
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