XXX-S and Mamba brushless question
#1
XXX-S and Mamba brushless question
I just put a Mamba 7700 in my XXX-S. I'm using a 86t spur and a 19t pinion (48 pitch). Today i noticed after breaking that the spur and pinion seemed to be slipping and on closer inspection i noticed the spur has worn down (only about the 6th pack on this spur) I turned the breaking down to 65% on the ESC to try and stop it hapening again (had it on 80%) Also should these things get hot? I Have turned the timing down to lowest but the motor and batts (3500mah nimh) get pretty hot (the ESC seems to hum along nice and cool). I have checked the belt to make sure its not too tight and the car seems to roll pretty freey. Also (yes another also lol) would i benifit from changing to 64 pitch spur/pinion?
Cheers,
Ben.
Cheers,
Ben.
#2
Originally Posted by Phroz
I just put a Mamba 7700 in my XXX-S. I'm using a 86t spur and a 19t pinion (48 pitch). Today i noticed after breaking that the spur and pinion seemed to be slipping and on closer inspection i noticed the spur has worn down (only about the 6th pack on this spur) I turned the breaking down to 65% on the ESC to try and stop it hapening again (had it on 80%) Also should these things get hot? I Have turned the timing down to lowest but the motor and batts (3500mah nimh) get pretty hot (the ESC seems to hum along nice and cool). I have checked the belt to make sure its not too tight and the car seems to roll pretty freey. Also (yes another also lol) would i benifit from changing to 64 pitch spur/pinion?
Cheers,
Ben.
Cheers,
Ben.
Later,
#4
so gearing is spur divided by pinion? ie 128t spur / 15t pinion = 8.53 ?
#6
ok just out of interest how do u work out that internal ratio?
#8
great! just read that.. cheers! so givin this what FDR would u suggest i run for the 7700 ( i think its a 3.5turn to 4turn motor)
#9
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im not sure on that your better off posting that in the xxx-s forum as heaps of people would help you out
http://rctech.net/forum/showthread.p...47#post3238947
http://rctech.net/forum/showthread.p...47#post3238947
#10
internal gear ratio is diff pulley / layshaft pulley. overal gear ratio is (spur / pinion) x internal ratio.