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Old 09-03-2008, 07:04 PM
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Anyone know if it is possible to run two fans off the GTB ? Not having any heat issues but would like to have a fan on the fan mount on my XXX-T CR .
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I've never run 2 fans off the GTB however I ran a 2nd fan from my Spektrum SR3000 Rx without any problems.
As a side note, fans mounted on the back of a XXX-T CR take a lot of abuse.
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Originally Posted by Sneaky Pete
I've never run 2 fans off the GTB however I ran a 2nd fan from my Spektrum SR3000 Rx without any problems.
As a side note, fans mounted on the back of a XXX-T CR take a lot of abuse.
I know i had them on my old XXX-T CR but it didn`t have brushless so was easy to wire in a fan .
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Is this your first time using brushless? I only run 1 fan on the gtb, this year
I will be running none but I am only running a 17.5, I also have ran a 10.5 with out a fan. The fans havea tendency to break blades, mine chunk out parts of my wiring when they went flying . Try it with out and take a temp
on it if its gear correctly you won't need if running a smaller track.

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Is this your first time using brushless? I only run 1 fan on the gtb, this year
I will be running none but I am only running a 17.5, I also have ran a 10.5 with out a fan. The fans havea tendency to break blades, mine chunk out parts of my wiring when they went flying . Try it with out and take a temp
on it if its gear correctly you won't need if running a smaller track.

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Not my first brushless and don`t have any temp issues i just want a fan over the motor .
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just splice it in with your current fan.
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Novak makes a y-cable that works well.

http://www.losipartshouse.com/servle...ess-for/Detail
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Originally Posted by Briguy
Not my first brushless and don`t have any temp issues i just want a fan over the motor .
why would u want a fan on the motor u dont need one if ur geared right
and that will mean u will have to take off the motor guard and u can damage
the can even eternals
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Originally Posted by porkey
why would u want a fan on the motor u dont need one if ur geared right
and that will mean u will have to take off the motor guard and u can damage
the can even eternals
Because I want one . You don`t take off the motor guard for anything .
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Thanks King and Mike , I planned on either splicing or using a y connector . I just didn`t know if the ESC would handle two fans but since Novak makes the harness shouldn`t be a problem .
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Originally Posted by porkey
why would u want a fan on the motor u dont need one if ur geared right
and that will mean u will have to take off the motor guard and u can damage
the can even eternals
You can gear slightly higher than normal with a fan
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Originally Posted by Briguy
Thanks King and Mike , I planned on either splicing or using a y connector . I just didn`t know if the ESC would handle two fans but since Novak makes the harness shouldn`t be a problem .
I tried it on a whim but didn't notice any appreciable difference in motor temps. Just didn't sit close enough to move enough air, 5-degrees maybe. They work great on speedos though.
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We do offer a motor cooling kit for the 540 motors, consisting of a heat sink and a 25mm fan:

Motor Cooling Kit

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