Novak GTB numbers and how they compare to brushed.
#16
Tech Fanatic
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Originally Posted by WYLDTHING
One last question......Does the GTB system work with ANY of the Novak brushless motors?? Such as: the 13.5 (stock equivelant) motor??
GTB ESC SPECIFICATIONS
Input Voltage: 4-6 cells (1.2V/cell)
Footprint: 1.16” x 1.49” (29.5 x 37.8 mm)
Weight: 1.36 oz. (38.5 g)
Motor Limit: Compatible with all Novak 540-size brushless motors. No brushed motor limit
On-Resistance: 0.00040 ohms (per each phase -3); 0.00013 ohms (brushed mode)
Throttle Profiles: 5 brushless (2 with reverse), 1 brushed
BEC: Heavy-duty 6V/3A
And you'll probably like the 7.5. I run the 6.5 and have the 7.5 in my kid's car. Both are nice. I tried the 5.5 originally and it was a bit too much. I highly recommend the sintered rotor when/if it becomes legal unless your track doesn't care. Definately lowered the temp.
#17
Tech Regular
i guess you can work out the differences from this
http://rctech.net/forum/attachment.p...hmentid=173015
thats the only thing i can go by, having not driven a brushless yet and what people say
http://rctech.net/forum/attachment.p...hmentid=173015
thats the only thing i can go by, having not driven a brushless yet and what people say
#19
the top 27t stock drivers run only about 1 second slower than mod guys in 4wd mod.
so if you think about it, say 0.3sec is gained in the straight and then 0.1sec gained on every corner with extra punch. so not much is it when you compare a 27t to a 7.5r is it?
so what lap time improvements you think is possible with going from a 7.5 to a 6.5? i would think for most of us hardly any.
7.5 is plenty even for 4wd.
so if you think about it, say 0.3sec is gained in the straight and then 0.1sec gained on every corner with extra punch. so not much is it when you compare a 27t to a 7.5r is it?
so what lap time improvements you think is possible with going from a 7.5 to a 6.5? i would think for most of us hardly any.
7.5 is plenty even for 4wd.
#20
Hey Brian;
Thanks for that info, hadn't seen that....I had looked on Tower, and one page said they were compatable, and one page said that they weren't... So, that answers that piece of the puzzle!
myk505, nichocgn, BlueR1....thanks to you guys too.
I'm gonna go with the 7.5 system, and get the new 13.5 motor as well.
I enjoyed tuning on the brushed motors alot, but getting back into electric and not having to worry about getting a lathe, dyno, brushood tool, crapload of brushes, teflon shims..etc, will be nice. Kind of an end to an era for me, but, less time working on them means more time for other things that I need to get done so I can go racing...
Thanks again to everyone for your input!! That's what I love about this hobby, and about this site......most people are very willing to help with any question or need that you might have.....
Brad
Thanks for that info, hadn't seen that....I had looked on Tower, and one page said they were compatable, and one page said that they weren't... So, that answers that piece of the puzzle!
myk505, nichocgn, BlueR1....thanks to you guys too.
I'm gonna go with the 7.5 system, and get the new 13.5 motor as well.
I enjoyed tuning on the brushed motors alot, but getting back into electric and not having to worry about getting a lathe, dyno, brushood tool, crapload of brushes, teflon shims..etc, will be nice. Kind of an end to an era for me, but, less time working on them means more time for other things that I need to get done so I can go racing...
Thanks again to everyone for your input!! That's what I love about this hobby, and about this site......most people are very willing to help with any question or need that you might have.....
Brad
#21
Hey everyone....well, I went with the 7.5....Gonna be putting it in an MF2 with the a stock spur. Anyone got any idea on a good pinion gear to start with?? Gonna be racing mostly on a medium (120 foot straight) sized, fairly tight, high-bite, off-road track....
Thanks in advance...Brad
Thanks in advance...Brad