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Hybrid Revo Power Plant - 04.02.2008, 06:33 PM

Here we go again Guys!

After not really being satisfied with the Driveability and amp draw requirements of the Direct Drive to Diff Revo. It's time to re-vamp the setup.

Here's what I intend to transplant into the Revo.



The Motor was originally a 715kv Century 600 Outrunner. It's stator is a 3530. This is the one that was rewound to a 4 turn motor with a Wye Termination. Estimated kv is now in the 800 to 850 range but with more torque.

It hauls ass in the Original E maxx, but anything over 4S will rip the teeth off the Tranny Output gear.

Traxxas may have answered this problem by coming out with a new tranny that is 2 1/2 times tougher? Well let's see about that.

Now for the parts arrangement:

Custom input shaft made of hardened 5mm rod.

Custom input gear made from the original E maxx input shaft. Temper was first removed, then the holes were tapped for a matching pair of 4mm set screws. Then I re-tempered it, and installed it with Green Loctite. The set screws rest on flat seats that were put into the input shaft with a Dremel tool.

Custom Output Shaft - In order to retain the same length Center CVD's, a Revo Output shaft was used. It's a close match, but there is a shoulder on each side of the center piece that must be removed. This was easily done in a drill press using a file.

Custom Motor Plate with ESC Mount. - Space is pretty limited in the Revo, so this gives us a nice heat sinking place to mount the ESC.

The Input Shaft was intentionally made extra long. If I can come up with a suitable fan, the motor can help pull Air up under the "heat sink" ESC mount.

Plans are to mount a Quark 125 Monster Pro and run this on 6S.

The Revo has the Buggy gears (3.3:1 Ratio) along with RCM's 1/8th Diffs.

Any thoughts?
   
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