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Over heating problems. -
06.22.2005, 11:53 AM
I run 14 cells with my EVX & Twin Titans. My truck is rather heavy, Alluminium Bulkheads, Gorilla Chassis, RPM arms. Stock wheels.
Once it starts to get hot my truck has a huge performance issue, it stutters and goes slower, is it because it is overheating?
Does the EVX have any over heating features or shut downs?
How do I keep it cool and would Brushless most likely run cooler?
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06.22.2005, 03:00 PM
Never had something like this, and my Brushed setup has seen it's fair share of "hot days".
But I run a fan on the EVX, and some clip-on heatsinks.
The fan mod is an easy way to keep the precious, yet sensitive EVX a bit cooler.
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06.22.2005, 03:42 PM
Out of intrest where do you get the fans from? Where do you plug them into? Another channel?
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06.22.2005, 03:53 PM
Fans are available from electronic shops, I just use standard cpu fans. You can even get 5 or 6V fans and plug them on to your BEC somewhere (like in an empty rx plug, if you have one)
Or use voltage-regulators or resistors and wire them to your batts. Sonds more complicated than it is.
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06.23.2005, 06:25 AM
I think it is time to replace the titans. the brushers are probably worn and this may be causing the performance troubles.
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06.23.2005, 06:58 AM
Doh, shame, they havn't lasted long. First my EVX popped and smoked on first run and this one over heats too much and Titans need replacing...
Good excuse to go Brushless then! :D
Will be a good few weeks yet though, need to get some more batteries orderd, RPM Shocktowers, CVDs and I'm sorted. Hopefully I can squeeze abit more life out of them.
Last edited by Nick; 06.23.2005 at 07:00 AM.
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06.23.2005, 07:23 AM
If you run in dusty conditions, it's a good idea to clean the Titans now and then.
Mine are still going fine.
Yeah, go BL! No more Brush-worries!
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06.25.2005, 10:53 PM
LMK if you would like me to supply the parts you need(rpm towers, etc.).
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11.16.2006, 02:54 PM
Any pics or links on fan mods?
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