Does anyone make a brushless speedo for 1s lipo?
#1
Does anyone make a brushless speedo for 1s lipo?
I've looked, LRP, Tekin, Novak, and Orion. All of these mfgs make a speedo that require a minimum of 4.8v
1S lipo has been around for some time now and has been used already in 1/12th and world GT and yet no one makes a speedo for it?
I know they make a receiver battery pack to get around the BEC issues and there is also a voltage booster/ regulator that does the same thing thats not the issue. The problem is, how are the brushless speedos able to function on 3.7v 1S lipo if they're minimum rated voltage is 4.8V? Wouldn't this damage the speedo in the long term?
1S lipo has been around for some time now and has been used already in 1/12th and world GT and yet no one makes a speedo for it?
I know they make a receiver battery pack to get around the BEC issues and there is also a voltage booster/ regulator that does the same thing thats not the issue. The problem is, how are the brushless speedos able to function on 3.7v 1S lipo if they're minimum rated voltage is 4.8V? Wouldn't this damage the speedo in the long term?
#2
Tech Champion
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I've looked, LRP, Tekin, Novak, and Orion. All of these mfgs make a speedo that require a minimum of 4.8v
1S lipo has been around for some time now and has been used already in 1/12th and world GT and yet no one makes a speedo for it?
I know they make a receiver battery pack to get around the BEC issues and there is also a voltage booster/ regulator that does the same thing thats not the issue. The problem is, how are the brushless speedos able to function on 3.7v 1S lipo if they're minimum rated voltage is 4.8V? Wouldn't this damage the speedo in the long term?
1S lipo has been around for some time now and has been used already in 1/12th and world GT and yet no one makes a speedo for it?
I know they make a receiver battery pack to get around the BEC issues and there is also a voltage booster/ regulator that does the same thing thats not the issue. The problem is, how are the brushless speedos able to function on 3.7v 1S lipo if they're minimum rated voltage is 4.8V? Wouldn't this damage the speedo in the long term?
#3
[QUOTE=YR4Dude;6265367]I've looked, LRP, Tekin, Novak, and Orion. All of these mfgs make a speedo that require a minimum of 4.8v
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Look again at novak; they make one 1s Havok and it comes with a booster installed for better servo, transponder action.
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Look again at novak; they make one 1s Havok and it comes with a booster installed for better servo, transponder action.
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#4
Tech Adept
New Novak Havoc
I think the new 1S Havoc with the booster built in from Novak requires a motor that has a functioning temp sensor so it must be run with the Novak motors or something with the temp function.
----------Mitch
----------Mitch
#5
Company Representative
here is a link to our upcoming Havoc 1S products, customized for single cell racing:
Novak's Havoc 1S System
Novak's Havoc 1S System
#6
I run an Associated 12r5 with a Mongoose speedo with a 10.5ss(yes the 540 can) on a single cell with no booster with no problems. I set the esc on Nihm setting so the low voltage cutoff wouldn't kick in.
Try it with out the booster first. I have one in my box but haven't needed it.
Try it with out the booster first. I have one in my box but haven't needed it.
#8
Tell all the SA guys we say what's up bubba.