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Another melt-down.....i cant believe yet......
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Another melt-down.....i cant believe yet...... - 08.06.2009, 01:25 PM

My setup

Chassis RC8
Batt Neu Energy 25/50C 4s 5000mah
MMM with 2650kv motor
Diff 43/10
Center Diff 46/18

MMM Setup
Punch control 100%
Start Power low
Timming 5 (or zero)
Brake 60%
Reverse 50%
no mech brakes

Is this it???

I am missing something??? 45mph car to run on open park, some jumps......

I made some speed runs in the park, very nice, but the is not that fast ok, only have a great acceleration, and jumps, hi jumps, but all made perfectly......and after the last jump, i felt in the air the car didnt corrected as i wanted, landed ok, but the car was still after landing, tried twice punch the throttle and start running as crazy because i already know what would happen, unfortunately i didnt get there in time, and needed to wait until fire stops......

batt conector was unsoldered on battery side
batt cable inside MMM was unsoldered
1 motor wire got unsoldered inside the esc

I have contacted CC and I will send to them the esc.....


I have raced this car on a 46/16 gear on a very tight track, with many jumps and it was Zero problems, and only warm temps.....i dont know.....

Any input or comment on this would be great........
   
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08.06.2009, 02:55 PM

When racing, you are generally smoother with the throttle. Rolling on the throttle out of turns and then braking into one and transitioning back onto throttle after the apex, etc.

When bashing, you typically just stab it whenever you can and hope the truck doesn't flip backwards. Because of this, your stuff generally heats up more when bashing.

I no longer really bash my G2R anymore because while it would hold up perfectly fine for track running, when bashing it, I always break something in the drivetrain. The reason? It is a long truck with a long wheel base and is extremely hard to wheelie. At the track, I run on dirt, so no matter what there is always a traction limit. When I bash, I usually run on street or grass and traction is pretty high. So when I launch at full throttle from a stop, all the stress goes to drivetrain because the tires don't spin and the truck doesn't wheelie.


BL Revo: CF G2R, LMT1940/7, 6S FP 30C Lipos, MMM, Hitec 5955TG
CRT .5: 7075 Ext Chassis, LMT1930/7, FP 25C 3S Lipos, MM
   
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08.06.2009, 02:57 PM

Random failure ftw

Assuming nothing got caught in the driveline causing a power surge from the esc > motor to get it spinning again, just sounds like the esc let go after the last jump. Was it bottoming out at all/ harsh landings?
   
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08.06.2009, 03:26 PM

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Random failure ftw

Assuming nothing got caught in the driveline causing a power surge from the esc > motor to get it spinning again, just sounds like the esc let go after the last jump. Was it bottoming out at all/ harsh landings?
some got bottoming and some before landing i could make car running without make contact.....spring were very stiff......
   
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08.07.2009, 02:40 PM

I have almost the exact setup except I use 40c 5200 4s and 15/46 gearing on a medium sized track. I use 6.5 bullets on the battery. Ive been using this for pure racing for 4 months and I dont have any problems.

What connectors are you using on the battery?
   
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08.07.2009, 03:08 PM

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I have almost the exact setup except I use 40c 5200 4s and 15/46 gearing on a medium sized track. I use 6.5 bullets on the battery. Ive been using this for pure racing for 4 months and I dont have any problems.

What connectors are you using on the battery?
I use the traxxas connector.....but now i am switching all to 6mm bullets......
   
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08.07.2009, 03:13 PM

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I use the traxxas connector.....but now i am switching all to 6mm bullets......
Try those connectors. I know the traxxas one are supposed to be high current, But I know many people who haven't had problems with the 6.5 bullets.

These are the ones I use:

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXTJJ0&P=ML
   
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08.07.2009, 03:17 PM

traxxas is supposed to do many things.......

big bullet connectors maybe improve current transfer......i have 6.0mm.....
   
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