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Old 11-09-2011, 06:38 PM
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Gearing suggestions.
I ordered a Tenshock 4600 to try on this.. I am geared 15T with the 3800. What do you suggest i run on the 4600? I actually think i need to be at 14t with the 3800. Temps are fine but i am starting to see puffing out of my 6k pack..
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Does anyone else have trouble with the front upper hinge pin cups breaking? I've broke 2 and I checked the shock tower to see if it was bent but it's fine. The cups are actually breaking where the flange is. Is there a better fix for this.
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Hi everyone, i brought a hyper TT recently, had some EP Qus to ask.

1)My esc stated BEC output is [email protected], so what is the max C for lipo I can use on this esc?
2)How do I find or calculate the max C that the esc can support?
3)I had a motor that stated there KV:3900 so how many turn does it mean?
4)How do I noe how many KV = how many turn?


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Old 11-10-2011, 07:08 AM
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1) the bec doesnt relate to the C you can use. I have some 20c packs that are way too soft, 30c should be the min.
2) what esc do you have and we can probably tell you.
3) would probably a 10-13tish
4) every mfg has a slightly different kv = turn table. 5700 can be a 8-10t depending on who you talk to. again if you post some more details we might be able to help you.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...onversion.html

I had a similiar problem after i came back into the hobby after a long break (i remember cutting comms and replacing brushes all the time) and BL is a whole different beast. HTH
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Old 11-10-2011, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by J_J4006
Hi everyone, i brought a hyper TT recently, had some EP Qus to ask.

1)My esc stated BEC output is [email protected], so what is the max C for lipo I can use on this esc?

I assume you have the stock esc, that will run on 2 cells lipo.
To make it run on 3 cell you have to connect the fan on the esc to the reciver or replace the fan with one that can handle more volt
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2)How do I find or calculate the max C that the esc can support?

Same as above.


3)I had a motor that stated there KV:3900 so how many turn does it mean?

The stoch engines are 9t or 10turn


4)How do I noe how many KV = how many turn?

Dont know what you mean, but the motor is 3900kv


Thanks !

Hope this helps
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Old 11-11-2011, 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted by rbcts
yeah strange

Hey are you guys running buggy wheels/tires on these or stock size? anyone tried both just to see which runs better? also alot of guys running slash tires. I will definitely try that next time out. More interested in how the buggy tires run on it.
Here is my TT with 17mm adapters on it and 1:8 scale buggy tires.









I know the wheels are beat up... One of the local tracks has a chain link fence that runs the outer straight, and I just cant seem to stay out of it
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Old 11-11-2011, 06:01 AM
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Originally Posted by rpeker
Here is my TT with 17mm adapters on it and 1:8 scale buggy tires.









I know the wheels are beat up... One of the local tracks has a chain link fence that runs the outer straight, and I just cant seem to stay out of it
that does not look to bad... How do the axles like the larger tires?
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I like the conversion.... How did the larger tires impact the handling?



Quick question on diff tuning:

any reason NOT to move up to 50k, 70k, 100k or so in the center diff? I have been running 7k and was wondered why we didn't run much higher (heck the center diff in my slash runs 100k!) would make things easier to just have 1 kind of oil on hand.
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Originally Posted by muck
that does not look to bad... How do the axles like the larger tires?
They seem to be working out fine, but I have not yet run a race with them. Just jammin around on the road though they seem to work fine.
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Originally Posted by rpeker
They seem to be working out fine, but I have not yet run a race with them. Just jammin around on the road though they seem to work fine.
Off the subject a little.....I noticed your black/orange transmitter in the back ground. Is that the one from HobbyKing??? If so, how do you like it???
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Originally Posted by ambryatim
Off the subject a little.....I noticed your black/orange transmitter in the back ground. Is that the one from HobbyKing??? If so, how do you like it???
Both of the radios are FlySky brand. Hobbyking is now selling the same basic thing though for a bit cheaper. The orange/black one is a single model 2.4GHz radio that my son uses. It works really well and is inexpensive. The black one next to it is a 10 model 2.4GHz that I use. I really dont think for the money you can find better Tx's.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Ch_Tx_Rx_.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...o_System_.html

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Old 11-11-2011, 04:44 PM
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I there any 32 pitch spur gear for the center diff?(direct fit)
Preferably the same diameter.
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Old 11-13-2011, 11:44 AM
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Does anyone have a lot of slop in their steering? Most of the play in mine is in the plastic pivot ball holders at the steering hubs. I guess that plastic piece just wears out over time and needs to be replaced.

Also, will this wing fit on the TT?

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXVCR4&P=7
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Old 11-13-2011, 01:08 PM
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It possibly will but it's a "Mini" wing.You'd better get a bigger one , for 1/8 truck/buggy.

I have the " VP Pro "V" Wing (White)" from here.
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These are of my Losi SCTE. I had to use a gew washers on the rears but they work great.
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