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06.22.2010, 03:32 PM

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They quit putting the connectors on the Monster ESC and they are hardwired now :(
So there are no bullets on the motor side of the ESC? Just wires?

Darn! This is the first I've heard of this...


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06.22.2010, 03:38 PM

Mine has no bullet connectors on the ESC
   
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06.22.2010, 03:54 PM

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Mine has no bullet connectors on the ESC
Is yours a new V3????? i know the first run of the V1 where like that!?!?!? maybe you go new old stock?!?!?! man i hope this isn't the way the castle ESC come now!!! i need one more ESC for a DMone project and i don't want more wire than i need!!
   
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06.22.2010, 03:57 PM

my v3's all are bullets straight to the board? I kno castle has a new run now with different FETs maybe they changed it again?


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06.22.2010, 04:10 PM

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Is yours a new V3????? i know the first run of the V1 where like that!?!?!? maybe you go new old stock?!?!?! man i hope this isn't the way the castle ESC come now!!! i need one more ESC for a DMone project and i don't want more wire than i need!!
I may have. It just means a sloppier look and longer wires for me.
   
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06.22.2010, 05:39 PM

I have six MMMv3's and all of them have bullets directly to board, you might wanna call castle becuase if you really do have a V1 that's a ticking time bomb waiting for go off!
   
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06.22.2010, 05:55 PM

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I have six MMMv3's and all of them have bullets directly to board, you might wanna call castle becuase if you really do have a V1 that's a ticking time bomb waiting for go off!
I sent them an email. I'll see what they say.
   
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06.22.2010, 11:10 PM

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So it finally bit me, having done my 8T and LOVING it as brushless then the Muggy has to get changed over to brushless.....quick question, I have a 2200kv Castle to use, will this be ok in the heavy mugger? IF so, what gearing would you recommend to keep things happy, was going to use my 4S packs and perhaps try 11/48 on the gearing?

Would a 1800kv Castle be better/cooler running?
   
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07.07.2010, 05:40 AM

A longer motor would run always cooler/better/more efficient. ==> I would go for the NEU-CC 1520 1600Kv on 6S, to get maximum efficiency and runtimes ;)


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07.07.2010, 06:16 AM

Well to avoid blowing budget then I'd like to use my existing Hyperion 4S packs, wil lthey be OK?
   
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07.07.2010, 06:18 AM

a 1520 performs really nicely on 5s or 6s... 4s i believe is not enough voltage for desired speeds
   
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07.07.2010, 06:21 AM

Even in 4S a 1520 would run cooler and better for the same speed, because the widings are exactly the same, the motor is just longer and then has more torque per amp, o you can gear up to keep the same speed as the 2200Kv, and the motor will consume the same current (same 4S same power), but will run cooler.


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07.07.2010, 06:32 AM

Hmm...might split the difference and try a Neu-Castle 1518 1Y 1800kv

High speed is not my aim for this one as it will be my dirt basher and maybe used for a little MT racing....

On 4S, and preferably keeping my 48T spur gear, any thoughts on a good start for pinion size?

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07.07.2010, 02:24 PM

I use 2200 w/4s geared 15/46.With truggy tires.
   
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