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03.24.2008, 07:31 AM

i'm going to go on a limb here and say that won't be enough. just compairing my two setups i have. i've only metered my lsp which made just over 2hp running a hacker c50 L and compairing that to my emaxx running a kb45 on same voltage you're going after. the emaxx's power feels roughly twice as violent. its got to be putting out over 3hp. i notice a significant difference with lower capacity batteries on same voltage. its like i set a 50% training mode on the esc. and that setup is enough to heat up my mgm160, so i'm pretty sure i'm exceeding its amp ratings.

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i miss read. i'm running 1/2 voltage as you'll be running, but still 44amps seems low.


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Yeah, I really need to buy some better batteries. Most of my lower kv motors are around 1200kv, so a pair of 4s packs for 8s total would be optimum. That way I can run the motors around 35k rpm. 9s would be just right, but I do not like having different size packs, if only for asthetic reasons.

Thinking a pair of flightpower 4s 25c packs, but what size? Maybe the 3300, 0r 3700? The 3300 should be good for about 3hp, and the 3700 around 3.5hp. Whatcha think?
   
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03.24.2008, 06:56 PM

Gotta love those lower KV motors.... . all of my motors now are anywhere from 700 - 1500... I like 1000KV.. seems to be my favourite...


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PiStix - 03.25.2008, 08:44 PM

I'm assuming that the pixstix thingy goes between the throttle channel and the speed control?
   
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03.25.2008, 10:58 PM

Yup, it alters the signal that the receiver produces to match what an air system makes. That tricks the esc to work correctly.
   
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04.02.2008, 05:56 PM

I talked to the Fine Design guys and I asked what him about my setup which was a CC phoenix 125 and a 7xl feriago motor.. he didn't recommend using unless i wanted to stick with 3s. I don't know much about this eletric stuff, it all confuses me so I am going to stick with his conversion..

He said there motors were special wrapped for them if I remember right..
   
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the 7XL works awesome on 4S...


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With what speed controller?
   
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The 7xl and phoenix 125 will work fine on 4s. Just make sure that your batteries can deliver at least 100-110 amps constant. Something like a 5000 25c flightpower pack would be great for that motor/esc.
   
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04.03.2008, 12:47 AM

Not to hijack the thread or anything, but is the V-Balancer required to balance a flightpower pack? Can I just use my LBA10 balancer? Is there an adapter of some sort needed?


   
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Not to hijack the thread or anything, but is the V-Balancer required to balance a flightpower pack? Can I just use my LBA10 balancer? Is there an adapter of some sort needed?
Here is the adapter: http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/18243

Works great and plugs directly into the lba 10. I modded mine to work with my lba 6. Nicely made, I have the other types to use align and a multi board of hyperion taps. Nice cause there is no need to keep track of loose adapter harnesses.
   
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Perfect!! Thanks linc!!


   
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Perfect!! Thanks linc!!
You are very welcome, cheap battery packs may sell that too, as I now see that amain is out of stock.
   
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do trak power and thunder power batteries use the same balance connector? they both use the v-balance thingy


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edit: "thingy" is a often unheard technical term used to describe the subject at hand, I realize with my high school dropout background my terminology is often over the head of the laman, and for that, I apologize


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