New Trinity X Stock motor.
#1
New Trinity X Stock motor.
Seen this on Trinity's site this morning. Looks like a high rpm replacement for the Roar Epic stock. http://www.teamtrinity.com/shop/motors/binary2.html
Looks like now Trinity will have 3 killer stock motor's no matter what class you are racing!!!
EA
Looks like now Trinity will have 3 killer stock motor's no matter what class you are racing!!!
EA
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Originally Posted by EAMotorsports
Seen this on Trinity's site this morning. Looks like a high rpm replacement for the Roar Epic stock. http://www.teamtrinity.com/shop/motors/binary2.html
Looks like now Trinity will have 3 killer stock motor's no matter what class you are racing!!!
EA
Looks like now Trinity will have 3 killer stock motor's no matter what class you are racing!!!
EA
EA - Didnt you get the OEM e-mail on this? E-mail me if you didnt I will forward.
We already ordered ours.
#6
boy is this the motor i have been looking for
cant wait till i can buy one!!!
cant wait till i can buy one!!!
#7
Based on the SPEC's that Trinity has on their website I would expect the motor to perform as follows:
At 7.2 VOLTS:
MAX RPM = 33,400
MAX POWER = 92 Watts (may be up to 101 watts)
Torque at MAX Power = 7.8 oz-in (+/-) (55 Nmm) [up to 8.2 oz-in @ 101W]
At 5 Volts the Torque at MAX POWER = 7.3 oz-in (51.55 Nmm)
This is assuming an EFF=42.5%
This is based on calculations from the data posted on the Trinity site.
The torque posted on the site (91.0 Nmm) is MAX TORQUE which is equivalent to 12.9 oz-in (at 5volts).
MAX torque is not the same as Torque at Max POWER.
Hope this will help those that want to know the performance at 7.2 volts.
It will be interesting to see how close the calculations are to real performance once I test the motor.
NOTE: This is ONLY an approximation as not enough data is provided to calculate exact numbers. A 10% tolerance is within standards.
At 7.2 VOLTS:
MAX RPM = 33,400
MAX POWER = 92 Watts (may be up to 101 watts)
Torque at MAX Power = 7.8 oz-in (+/-) (55 Nmm) [up to 8.2 oz-in @ 101W]
At 5 Volts the Torque at MAX POWER = 7.3 oz-in (51.55 Nmm)
This is assuming an EFF=42.5%
This is based on calculations from the data posted on the Trinity site.
The torque posted on the site (91.0 Nmm) is MAX TORQUE which is equivalent to 12.9 oz-in (at 5volts).
MAX torque is not the same as Torque at Max POWER.
Hope this will help those that want to know the performance at 7.2 volts.
It will be interesting to see how close the calculations are to real performance once I test the motor.
NOTE: This is ONLY an approximation as not enough data is provided to calculate exact numbers. A 10% tolerance is within standards.
#9
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has this got adjustable timing ??
#10
Originally Posted by gee-dub
i noticed there was a comment about the 'x' version being submitted to roar. i also noticed the site makes it appear like a retail/full price is 59.99. is the roar cap for stocks at 60 currently?
will be interesting to see this motor perform.
will be interesting to see this motor perform.
#12
iu think its just the XX that wont be ROAR aproved
#13
Originally Posted by anthony390
iu think its just the XX that wont be ROAR aproved