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Old 04-09-2008, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by HVAC25000
Wow.

If the endbell is steel, then why is it actually made of anodized aluminum, like EVERY other 540 brushless motor in the world? And even more importantly, why don't magnets stick to it?

Good lord man, congrats on the dumbest statement of the year. *Big thumbs up*
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Originally Posted by tonyv
If the materials were the same then for sure both would expand equally eventually. Just a matter of how fast they heat up (housing faster). Since the housing is aluminum based I am not sure which would expand more but again it is certain that the difference is biggest at the point where the temperature difference between bearing and housing is largest. Higher heat setting means faster heat build up, so the max difference is reached sooner. Both heat setting and the time you leave it in matters.
aluminium expands nearly twice as much as steel. If they were two similar materials the housing would still expand more due to geometric conditions, bigger diameter expands more than smaller.
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Hey guys,

I've got a revised Orion 10.5 (the one without the fan), and I've been running fairly succesfully with it recently, but I'm still not certain I've got the settings quite right. Compared to a friends Novak SS, it seems to run rather hot, and lacks a bit of brakes. Top end feels better, but seems to a lack a little coming out the corners

I've seen some comments about needing to run it with timing advance, and gear up, but given I seem to be hot already, I'm a bit sceptible at doing so.

Current settings
LRP TC Spec with settings of 1, 6, 0, 4 (power profile 6, drag brake 4)
Geared at 5.99 fdr (10.5SS is at 5.5 iirc), motor temp around 165-170°F
(Track size usually has 27t monsters at 8.2-7.9 or so, if that helps.)
Motor timing is as it comes from the factory.

Thoughts?

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Originally Posted by TRF415boy
aluminium expands nearly twice as much as steel. If they were two similar materials the housing would still expand more due to geometric conditions, bigger diameter expands more than smaller.
Ah, I get it now, you want to be right. Well, try this one. For the bearing the piece that matters here is the outside ring (in fact the only thing left). However the hole in the housing is actually a lot smaller than that and by your accounts would prevent the housing from expanding as it is SMALLER diameter.

As to expanding nearly twice as much, you could be right. 0.0002 inch is twice 0.0001 inch. So assuming that is how far the housing would expand at this temp compared to the bearing ring I guess that is in line (over it in fact) with what you are saying. However think on this, as the housing heats up quicker (it is on the outside), it will hit 0.0002 BEFORE the bearing ring will hit 0.0001. SOOOO if you wait too long the difference will only be 0.0001 inch in this example which might not be enough to let the gearing ring work free. Take it out a bit sooner though and you may find that the housing has expanded 0.00015 inch while the bearing ring only expanded 0.00001 inch. Difference now is 0.00014 inch or 40% more than if you wait until steady state.

If you still cannot follow the logic........
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Look mate, whatever you say I'm not bothered. Point is if he can't do it by heating up then the only way is to machine it out.
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I just got the Orion Vortex 2.5T can anyone recommend the best speedo to match not sure if I'm going to put it in Kyosho's Lazer or TF-5.
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Does anyone know when the Vortex Race motor will be out?
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Old 05-30-2008, 11:42 PM
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Id say that overgeared a bit mate tbh, we only run novaks and nosrams on 5.77 ish at maritime.
Dont forget the sphere has built in 30deg of advance so normally u can gear a little higher.
You settings are the same as i run with the speed passion but i run no drag brake and punch level 7.
I have found the car sooooooooooooo much quicker with no drag brake.
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This first lot Vortex 2008 racing motor had issues !
http://www.kyosho.com/jpn/support/recall/20080522.html
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Old 05-31-2008, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
This first lot Vortex 2008 racing motor had issues !
http://www.kyosho.com/jpn/support/recall/20080522.html
Cant read that.
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http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate...rUrl=Translate
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Makes much more sense translated
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checked next week arrive is fixed second lot !
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so the recall only applied for the racing motors? im chasing after the SL 6000 motor...
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Old 06-01-2008, 03:58 PM
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Hi Guys, how do these Orions compare to the old Orion brushless motors?

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