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11.18.2007, 10:28 PM

Completely RTR.


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11.18.2007, 10:35 PM

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Completely RTR.

OMG! I have alot of trimming to do. Mine weighs 9.5 pounds without batteries.
   
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11.18.2007, 10:36 PM

Time to swiss cheese the batery mounts and the esc mount. You have alot of al on that truck, not a bad thing though!
   
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11.18.2007, 10:41 PM

well i found a new kind of lipo today, known as hextronic. available at www.hobbycity.com and is about the same price as truerc. better or worse in your guys's opinion?


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11.18.2007, 11:25 PM

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12:1 FDR? that does sound rather high for a large MT type vehicle- and only 28,000rpms on 12cells. Im no expert, but that sound like an under powered & overgeared setup... I could be wrong though.
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Yeah, I think that FDR is abit high too. Also, look at the total motor speed in MM's post; 28k rpm. You'd need to gear up pretty high to get the speed you want with that motor speed. I would suggest going with higher voltage or slightly higher kv motor to get rpms in the 35k range. Then you'll see you won't need such high gearing.
With the Revo that Lincpimp has now, I ran a 7XL on 5s2p A123 with 20/46 pinion/spur. It had plenty of power, and 40mph top speed was enough for me. The 7XL ran at a good temp, but as Lincpimp noted, the MM runs hot.


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11.19.2007, 01:55 AM

Yeah, I found that the 7XL has loads (s**t loads) of power on 5s2p, but it also takes s**t loads (huge s**t loads) of power from the battery. Drawing 135amps consistently.


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11.19.2007, 11:26 AM

ooooh! you cussssssssssseeeeeeeeeeddddddd iiiiimmm teeeeellllllling!


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11.19.2007, 12:21 PM

I too have the TrueRC 4K cells, but in an 8K pack. I think 4K is too small. I think the motor you are looking at is a bit small too. A 1940 at a min. A 1940/7 on 4S would be great. The MM may or may not like 5S, I wouldn't bank the setup on it.

You should be getting ~120A peaks, which is alot for a 40A continuous cell. Driving is very peaky, and I think you will overdraw and heat up the cells. If you really want low weight you got to pony up a bit. I'd at least get the 5K cells if you are determined to stay cheap and 1P
   
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11.19.2007, 08:49 PM

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ooooh! you cussssssssssseeeeeeeeeeddddddd iiiiimmm teeeeellllllling!
You little tattle tailer!!


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hahahaa


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11.19.2007, 10:41 PM

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You little tattle tailer!!
Actually, no one tattled, but I saw the response and just HAD to edit it for you. No extra charge.
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11.19.2007, 11:38 PM

Geez Brian, you always got my back!


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