elc. conversion project done right... with an 808

[mihael]

hi there

i own a 808 2010 and this week will come my 808e. i am thinking about try a 3s set up with 3s hardcase lipos ( 3800 45C 11.1v 360 gramm) and a NEU 1412 2750kv) and a mmpro controller
this would give a good weight i think

i drive always 4s with the tekin motor in my buggy. it runs great, but my old electric buggy ( asso rc8be) ist toooooo heavy for a buggy.

so is 3s no option?

[MindThoughts]

Originally Posted by whitrzac

yes, I will be using an MMp.


RC4wd has an awesome sale on TI screws right now ;)

Thank you for this information, I was going to run Titanium, before it was suggested to me by a pro racer to give Aluminum screws a try, and to only replace the screws that break(if any) with a stronger material screw.

Originally Posted by mihael

hi there

i own a 808 2010 and this week will come my 808e. i am thinking about try a 3s set up with 3s hardcase lipos ( 3800 45C 11.1v 360 gramm) and a NEU 1412 2750kv) and a mmpro controller
this would give a good weight i think

i drive always 4s with the tekin motor in my buggy. it runs great, but my old electric buggy ( asso rc8be) ist toooooo heavy for a buggy.

so is 3s no option?

That's awesome, 3cell with 1412 1Y should work great. That's the first motor castle creations suggest to me, before I asked about the 1409 1Y 3600kv, which is insane fast on one 3cell lipo Thunder Power 50c 5200mah. And temp range is from 125 degrees to 151 degrees, which is great.

PS. A 3cell lipo should work great with your setup, super fast, and definitely lighter than a 4cell Lipo of same mah, capacity.

PPS. How much does your buggy weigh?

[whitrzac]

race starts in 12hrs

the CF chassis weighs more than my 808 chassis, but having the alloy chassis at 1.5mm in places is never good...

[MindThoughts]

That's one sweet looking buggy. Thank you for posting these pictures up. Great Job, Very Well Done :)

Originally Posted by whitrzac

race starts in 12hrs

the CF chassis weighs more than my 808 chassis, but having the alloy chassis at 1.5mm in places is never good...