Gm Brushless Systems
#46
Originally Posted by subman
If anyone is looking for a genius 95 I'm selling mine as I bought it for my touring car but I've decided to sell all my TC stuff so I have one Only ran for about 30 seconds. Willing to make a grat deal including 2 GM motors (4.5 turns) PM me if your interested.
YGPM
Can you send me a pic of it all?
#48
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Hi, I Just started running my Genius 95 last meeting and it ran really hot all meet (Over 90 degrees C). Just wanted to know what i could do to help it run cooler? I was running a Novak 3.5 at about 10.0 and I also tried running 10.8 but the temps didn't change.
Thanks, Drew.
Thanks, Drew.
#49
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Originally Posted by Drewdc90
Hi, I Just started running my Genius 95 last meeting and it ran really hot all meet (Over 90 degrees C). Just wanted to know what i could do to help it run cooler? I was running a Novak 3.5 at about 10.0 and I also tried running 10.8 but the temps didn't change.
Thanks, Drew.
Thanks, Drew.
Also, less actual braking (or smoother throttle control) and less drag brake on esc setting will allow for less heat build up in the esc. Common with all B/L esc as they do all the switching and bear the brunt of the workload - so instead of frying and cooking traditional brushed motors (brushes and comms burnt) your B/L esc thermals or gets very hot.
Hope this helps you Drew and Tom.
- Leonard.
#50
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Hey Leonard, I ran three caps from the start and tried running a 30mm fan but the temps were still around the high 80's. I was running about 60% brake and no drag brake. The only thing i haven't properly played with is the amplimiter and the turbo mode just wanted to know whether playing with these would significantly reduce the temps.
Thanks, Drew.
Thanks, Drew.