Looking to convert to electric
#1
Looking to convert to electric
Hey guys im looking into converting my kyosho mp9 tki3 pro kit to electric. i raced last spring/summer on nitro but its just way to expensive. Anyone have an idea of what i would need for this? links would help also.
Thanks Derrick
Thanks Derrick
#5
Tech Regular
HobbyWing XR8 PLUS ESC is also a good alternative,
I run it in my MP9e TKI4 with a Tekin T8 Gen2 1900kv.
They also have the Xerun 4268 SD G2 1900kv motor.
I run nVision 6500 mAh 4S batteries (90C), and after a season they seem just as good.
They give me 16mins runtime.
My tip is: Don't try to save money on the batteries...
I run it in my MP9e TKI4 with a Tekin T8 Gen2 1900kv.
They also have the Xerun 4268 SD G2 1900kv motor.
I run nVision 6500 mAh 4S batteries (90C), and after a season they seem just as good.
They give me 16mins runtime.
My tip is: Don't try to save money on the batteries...
#6
Get the 1900 kv motor from this company
SMC-racing.net. I had a Tekin 1900 kv motor and could not tell the difference.
ESC - I use a Hobbywing SCT Pro on 4S. It is about $90. Also consider the HW mentioned above. Get the program card for your ESC choice.
Batteries... Get SMC or Pro-match racing..
I disagree with the guy that says do not buy cheap batteries. E-buggies are so overpowered. Hence, a 5000 mah 50c battery will be fine. Of course one can get higher mah if you want. How large is your track? Do not keep your batteries on full charge for more than one day. It is best to discharge the batteries on race day. If you ran your batteries for a race, they will basically be discharged.
SMC-racing.net. I had a Tekin 1900 kv motor and could not tell the difference.
ESC - I use a Hobbywing SCT Pro on 4S. It is about $90. Also consider the HW mentioned above. Get the program card for your ESC choice.
Batteries... Get SMC or Pro-match racing..
I disagree with the guy that says do not buy cheap batteries. E-buggies are so overpowered. Hence, a 5000 mah 50c battery will be fine. Of course one can get higher mah if you want. How large is your track? Do not keep your batteries on full charge for more than one day. It is best to discharge the batteries on race day. If you ran your batteries for a race, they will basically be discharged.