Tekin Redline BL Motors
Tekin Redline BL Motors
04-29-2008, 11:53 AM
#3
Hey all,
Finally got out to do some testing with my R1 Pro.. I have to say that this setup is sick!! I had been using an LRP setup for my mod 4WD car and it was ok, but as soon as I started running the R1 Pro with the Redline 448 motor I was super impressed
For the dirt, the Tekin speedo has a great start up that doesnt allow you to spin the wheels and then it just kicks in, making it easy to drive the tight corners, clear triples and run consistant laps etc...
I was able to run the fastest laps, TQ and finish 2nd (had a straightaway lead but messed the triple up once and finished 1 sec behind first) at our local track, which has some good competition!.. Everyone wanted to know what I was running because they were impressed with the speed I had on the straight and everywhere else, of course I told them it was Tekin!!.. I downloaded and setup the speedo with the new software update (178) and the speedo was super smooth and perfect for my driving style on the dirt.. I am really impressed.. cant wait to get to a big event... I also had to gear up by about 4 teeth compared to what everyone was running with their Novaks, but It was super fast
Keep up the awesome products Tekin, Once everyone gets a taste they will know what the secret is
Damon Converse
Finally got out to do some testing with my R1 Pro.. I have to say that this setup is sick!! I had been using an LRP setup for my mod 4WD car and it was ok, but as soon as I started running the R1 Pro with the Redline 448 motor I was super impressed
For the dirt, the Tekin speedo has a great start up that doesnt allow you to spin the wheels and then it just kicks in, making it easy to drive the tight corners, clear triples and run consistant laps etc... I was able to run the fastest laps, TQ and finish 2nd (had a straightaway lead but messed the triple up once and finished 1 sec behind first) at our local track, which has some good competition!.. Everyone wanted to know what I was running because they were impressed with the speed I had on the straight and everywhere else, of course I told them it was Tekin!!.. I downloaded and setup the speedo with the new software update (178) and the speedo was super smooth and perfect for my driving style on the dirt.. I am really impressed.. cant wait to get to a big event... I also had to gear up by about 4 teeth compared to what everyone was running with their Novaks, but It was super fast
Keep up the awesome products Tekin, Once everyone gets a taste they will know what the secret is
Damon Converse
04-29-2008, 03:31 PM
#4
Tech Regular
04-29-2008, 08:40 PM
#5
This is my Speedo Setup for the R1 Pro running 2C lipo and Redline 448 Brushless in an Associated B44.
Drag Brake: 25
Brake Strength: 30
Current Limit: Off
Neutral Width: 40
Motor Type: BL-FW (Brushless Forward Only)
Throttle Profile: 3
Voltage Cutoff: 2 (2C LIPO)
Push Control: Off
Timing Advance: 55
Motor: Redline 448 geared 84/22
This is a great setup for 4WD Offroad!
Damon
Drag Brake: 25
Brake Strength: 30
Current Limit: Off
Neutral Width: 40
Motor Type: BL-FW (Brushless Forward Only)
Throttle Profile: 3
Voltage Cutoff: 2 (2C LIPO)
Push Control: Off
Timing Advance: 55
Motor: Redline 448 geared 84/22
This is a great setup for 4WD Offroad!
Damon
07-01-2008, 01:01 AM
#6
Anyone more experience with these motors? Compare to others, like hacker, GM, lehner and so on?
07-01-2008, 08:54 AM
#7
Regional Moderator
Compared to the others you have listed the Redlines will be faster,have less heat and a wider gearing range. Also the best online support of any electronic system. What more could you ask for?
07-01-2008, 09:47 AM
#8
Tekin
I have just started useing Tekin and agree, the products are really good. The support from Tekin is unbelievable.
07-01-2008, 10:07 AM
#9
With this support I have alittle problem, waiting already 3 days for reply 
But news on quality is good I just dissapointed with 5.5T E40 Hacker,wholost his magnets somehow...somewhere 
But news on quality is good I just dissapointed with 5.5T E40 Hacker,wholost his magnets somehow...somewhere
07-01-2008, 10:19 AM
#10
What info are you looking for? We are on here usually everyday or close to it.
If you have more questions shoot me an e-mail:
[email protected]
If you have more questions shoot me an e-mail:
[email protected]
07-01-2008, 10:26 AM
#11
You could give it here for anyone next: efficiency, current drain at max eff, current drain at max power, nominal voltage, power at nominal voltage at least... It helps a lot with gearing and power supply
07-20-2008, 01:26 AM
#12
First runs done, quiet, smooth engine, cogging barely noticable. Quite a lot of current drain, and what is the only little problem - it runs quite hot comparing to open engines with fans on rotors. Apart from that realy great motor.
07-20-2008, 08:56 AM
#13
Tech Regular
Well, I do have a small movie with a picture.
Lipo are definitly a must have when running brushless. The pack i use cost me around 45 $ and perform much better than my unmatched nimh pack that i bought the same price one years ago. Tekin motor is still running stong with minimum of maintenance (opened it only once)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXvNWlp9NZg
Lipo are definitly a must have when running brushless. The pack i use cost me around 45 $ and perform much better than my unmatched nimh pack that i bought the same price one years ago. Tekin motor is still running stong with minimum of maintenance (opened it only once)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXvNWlp9NZg
09-26-2008, 04:40 PM
#15
the redline motors should work just fine with any sensored speed controller
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