1400kv 6S VS 1900kv 4S
#16
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Gearing a 1400 in an ECO!
Guys this is a great thread so I've found myself asking a few questions of my current setup. Here's what I have and what I'd be considering as a change:
Current:
Mugen ECO
T8 1900kv
RX8
4s 5200 mah 65c
16T pinion
Avg main length 10-12 minutes
Considering:
T8 1400
6s 3300mah
C rating: ?
gearing: ?
Can you guys make recommendations on gearing my ECO for medium to large outdoor tracks on 6s and the T8 1400kv?
Current:
Mugen ECO
T8 1900kv
RX8
4s 5200 mah 65c
16T pinion
Avg main length 10-12 minutes
Considering:
T8 1400
6s 3300mah
C rating: ?
gearing: ?
Can you guys make recommendations on gearing my ECO for medium to large outdoor tracks on 6s and the T8 1400kv?
#17
Are you guys talking about the truggy or buggy t8 motors??
#20
Tech Champion
Thread Starter
1400kv and 1900kv are both buggy motors
T8 Motors
T8 (buggy) motors
TT2350 4030 2650kv
TT2351 4030 2050kv
TT2352 4030 1900kv
TT2353 4030 1700kv
TT2354 4030 1400kv
T8 (truggy) motors
TT2360 4038 2250kv
TT2361 4038 2000kv
TT2362 4038 1700kv
TT2363 4038 1550kv
TT2364 4038 1350kv
I did another thread on the general comparison between low kv/more cells setup and high kv/less cells setup here:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ore-cells.html
T8 Motors
T8 (buggy) motors
TT2350 4030 2650kv
TT2351 4030 2050kv
TT2352 4030 1900kv
TT2353 4030 1700kv
TT2354 4030 1400kv
T8 (truggy) motors
TT2360 4038 2250kv
TT2361 4038 2000kv
TT2362 4038 1700kv
TT2363 4038 1550kv
TT2364 4038 1350kv
I did another thread on the general comparison between low kv/more cells setup and high kv/less cells setup here:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/electric...ore-cells.html
#21
Tech Regular
My 3300mAh are 45C.
#22
17T
What kind of times are you getting out of 17T on 3300mah(how low do you take your Lipo cells)? How's the accelleration off the line? What's the temp of the motor after?
#23
Tech Champion
Thread Starter
The higher the voltage is the less you need C for your lipos
#24
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I run a 16t pinion now and would have thought a higher toothed pinion would be required. How does the top end feel against higher KV setups you race against?
Thanks for the details!
#25
Tech Champion
Thread Starter
6S 1400kv reaches 31080rpm which is the same as a 4S 2100kv would
#26
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The RPM yield is the same, true, but a 6s setup is much more aggressive on the low end than the comparable 4S setup, which I don't mind as you can tune that out with ESC and expo settings. I want weight and temps to stay down and the high voltage lower KV is the more efficient system.
#27
Tech Champion
Thread Starter
The RPM yield is the same, true, but a 6s setup is much more aggressive on the low end than the comparable 4S setup, which I don't mind as you can tune that out with ESC and expo settings. I want weight and temps to stay down and the high voltage lower KV is the more efficient system.
#28
6S
You could always mess with End Points/Expo/Throttle curves/Pinions. Plus the hotwire link for the RX8. From what I've read 6S/1400kv is very nice for all types of driving. I'll know Monday when I get my Eco in the mail!
#29
Tech Initiate
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How much C will do with 4s and 6s packs between a 1400kv and say a 2050kv between 30-40c or would lower C yet be efficient.....I was always under the assumption the higher the better because the motor is only going to pull what it needs and having the higher c is more of a safety barrier to keep lipo temps down because your not working them has hard has a lower c lipo would be
#30
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Low KV high voltage
Higher C rated packs will play a larger roll in your low voltage system. Remember V (14.8 or 22.2) = W (1400kv or 1900kv and their respective values) / A (measured in both burst and continuous). If you're building your system and know the values for V and W you can find the pack that best fits your needs.