23T motor thread
05-28-2005, 03:19 AM
#961
THe Brushes that would work really well are the ATLAS 079 brushes.. kind of soft.. but they have good power and are not too hard on the comm.. also one more thing you might want to try with the RZ is to bring the gear ratio in the 6.2 range with that size track
05-28-2005, 10:03 AM
#962
Originally Posted by the flash
JDM,
I just got a Tamiya Dynarun Super Touring Motor to use in the Modified class race. Do you know how many turns this motor has? The manual does not specify any information about the number of turns...... Also, is this motor the TORQUE type or the RPM type? What Final Drive Ratio should I start with? The track that I run my car on is a bit technical, with some twisting turns and a straightaway about 35 meters long... I would really appreciate info on this matter....
I just got a Tamiya Dynarun Super Touring Motor to use in the Modified class race. Do you know how many turns this motor has? The manual does not specify any information about the number of turns...... Also, is this motor the TORQUE type or the RPM type? What Final Drive Ratio should I start with? The track that I run my car on is a bit technical, with some twisting turns and a straightaway about 35 meters long... I would really appreciate info on this matter....
05-28-2005, 10:06 AM
#963
Guest
Originally Posted by DJB
On rc mushroom ive only been managing to find the atlas 080 brush. Is this the same sort of thing or whats the difference with this brush??
Try this link : http://rc-mushroom.com/product_info....oducts_id=2569
05-29-2005, 05:15 AM
#964
hey hey it works thanks heaps 
05-30-2005, 02:54 PM
#966
do you know any links where i can purchase 23turn motors?
05-30-2005, 06:48 PM
#967
Guest
Originally Posted by Mr-Tamiya1
do you know any links where i can purchase 23turn motors?
Try this....
http://www.rcmart.com/catalog/defaul...ath=421_293_39
you're welcome!
06-27-2005, 06:41 PM
#968
wow good thread guys! 
I got two 23t yoko from hongkong 1x23lr, 1x23lt grey can with blue heatsinks on endbell.
They both seem to run a lot hotter than my kawada 23t
(for the same gearing)and create more heat from battery and esc.
Is this typical??
they dont seem any slower just run a lot hotter
I got two 23t yoko from hongkong 1x23lr, 1x23lt grey can with blue heatsinks on endbell.
They both seem to run a lot hotter than my kawada 23t
(for the same gearing)and create more heat from battery and esc.
Is this typical??
they dont seem any slower just run a lot hotter
06-27-2005, 06:45 PM
#969
maybe that particular motor is not supposed to be geared hard or run hard for long periods of time. Have you tryed a fan. I nicked one from my spare pc and attached it to my car and the motor is alittle cooler not that much but still the less heat the better. make sure the bushing are ok too they might be tight being a new motor and all.
06-27-2005, 07:22 PM
#970
Guest
Originally Posted by loopedeloop
wow good thread guys!
I got two 23t yoko from hongkong 1x23lr, 1x23lt grey can with blue heatsinks on endbell.
They both seem to run a lot hotter than my kawada 23t
(for the same gearing)and create more heat from battery and esc.
Is this typical??
they dont seem any slower just run a lot hotter
I got two 23t yoko from hongkong 1x23lr, 1x23lt grey can with blue heatsinks on endbell.
They both seem to run a lot hotter than my kawada 23t
(for the same gearing)and create more heat from battery and esc.
Is this typical??
they dont seem any slower just run a lot hotter
06-27-2005, 07:37 PM
#971
Originally Posted by loopedeloop
wow good thread guys!
I got two 23t yoko from hongkong 1x23lr, 1x23lt grey can with blue heatsinks on endbell.
They both seem to run a lot hotter than my kawada 23t
(for the same gearing)and create more heat from battery and esc.
Is this typical??
they dont seem any slower just run a lot hotter
I got two 23t yoko from hongkong 1x23lr, 1x23lt grey can with blue heatsinks on endbell.
They both seem to run a lot hotter than my kawada 23t
(for the same gearing)and create more heat from battery and esc.
Is this typical??
they dont seem any slower just run a lot hotter
06-27-2005, 10:29 PM
#972
Hi Guys
We run my #1 son's car at 6.08 fdr ( kawada vx-r) rollout approx 32mm on hpi sprint on a fairly open asphalt track ,straight about 60mtr long with easy infield, maybe 130 mtr total length.I'm guessing as it is a carpark track and slightly different every week .This motor runs a bit hot and has less runtime than #2 son
We also run #2 sons car at 6.11 ,(kawada vx-r) in an xpress jnr with same approx rollout 32mm.It isnt as hot after 5min run.
(Both of these cars are capable of comparable times as others running in our 12t class).
It is when we change to either yokomo t-max LT or LR motor( we have both) that the heat difference becomes noticeable.
I have noticed that both yoko's use laydown and the kawada standup brushes. Maybe that has something to do with it or maybe the ceramic bushes in the yoko are tighter and take more running in?Or does the yoko just prefer to rev higher?.
Anyways thanks for your replies and keep up this informative thread.
We run my #1 son's car at 6.08 fdr ( kawada vx-r) rollout approx 32mm on hpi sprint on a fairly open asphalt track ,straight about 60mtr long with easy infield, maybe 130 mtr total length.I'm guessing as it is a carpark track and slightly different every week .This motor runs a bit hot and has less runtime than #2 son
We also run #2 sons car at 6.11 ,(kawada vx-r) in an xpress jnr with same approx rollout 32mm.It isnt as hot after 5min run.
(Both of these cars are capable of comparable times as others running in our 12t class).
It is when we change to either yokomo t-max LT or LR motor( we have both) that the heat difference becomes noticeable.
I have noticed that both yoko's use laydown and the kawada standup brushes. Maybe that has something to do with it or maybe the ceramic bushes in the yoko are tighter and take more running in?Or does the yoko just prefer to rev higher?.
Anyways thanks for your replies and keep up this informative thread.
06-27-2005, 10:37 PM
#973
Originally Posted by DJB
Have you tryed a fan. I nicked one from my spare pc and attached it to my car and the motor is alittle cooler not that much but still the less heat the better. make sure the bushing are ok too they might be tight being a new motor and all.
No we dont run fans
and yes I have wondered about the bushings on the yoko's , maybe they are a motor that just keeps on getting better/looser as you use it.
06-28-2005, 04:04 AM
#974
Originally Posted by loopedeloop
No we dont run fans
and yes I have wondered about the bushings on the yoko's , maybe they are a motor that just keeps on getting better/looser as you use it.
and yes I have wondered about the bushings on the yoko's , maybe they are a motor that just keeps on getting better/looser as you use it.
-Dave
06-30-2005, 06:50 AM
#975
Guest
Originally Posted by loopedeloop
Hi Guys
We run my #1 son's car at 6.08 fdr ( kawada vx-r) rollout approx 32mm on hpi sprint on a fairly open asphalt track ,straight about 60mtr long with easy infield, maybe 130 mtr total length.I'm guessing as it is a carpark track and slightly different every week .This motor runs a bit hot and has less runtime than #2 son
We also run #2 sons car at 6.11 ,(kawada vx-r) in an xpress jnr with same approx rollout 32mm.It isnt as hot after 5min run.
(Both of these cars are capable of comparable times as others running in our 12t class).
It is when we change to either yokomo t-max LT or LR motor( we have both) that the heat difference becomes noticeable.
I have noticed that both yoko's use laydown and the kawada standup brushes. Maybe that has something to do with it or maybe the ceramic bushes in the yoko are tighter and take more running in?Or does the yoko just prefer to rev higher?.
Anyways thanks for your replies and keep up this informative thread.
We run my #1 son's car at 6.08 fdr ( kawada vx-r) rollout approx 32mm on hpi sprint on a fairly open asphalt track ,straight about 60mtr long with easy infield, maybe 130 mtr total length.I'm guessing as it is a carpark track and slightly different every week .This motor runs a bit hot and has less runtime than #2 son
We also run #2 sons car at 6.11 ,(kawada vx-r) in an xpress jnr with same approx rollout 32mm.It isnt as hot after 5min run.
(Both of these cars are capable of comparable times as others running in our 12t class).
It is when we change to either yokomo t-max LT or LR motor( we have both) that the heat difference becomes noticeable.
I have noticed that both yoko's use laydown and the kawada standup brushes. Maybe that has something to do with it or maybe the ceramic bushes in the yoko are tighter and take more running in?Or does the yoko just prefer to rev higher?.
Anyways thanks for your replies and keep up this informative thread.