540 Run-in Methods
#16
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 7,016
From: Mongville
Originally posted by Mad Mackem
I'm a strong believer in Guinness as it lubricates the bushings at the same time. The big plus is you can drink it when you are finished. I like a big head on it!
I'm a strong believer in Guinness as it lubricates the bushings at the same time. The big plus is you can drink it when you are finished. I like a big head on it!
Does it taste different if you are running in Mabuchi vs Johnson motors?
#19
to run my 540 motor in i like to do the following procedure:
step1: place motor on ground
step2: grab touring car
step3: place it in the passengers seat at the front of your real car
step4: place your car in reverse
step5: release handbrake
step5: reverse over the motor
step6: place car in "D", then accelerate.
step7: repeat steps 4,5,6 and 7 3 to 4 times.
step8: place crushed motor in a glass of water
step9: place a hassle free and very quick brushless motor in your 1:10 electric touring car.
this method is a little more time consuming but i think it solves the issue of the slow 540 motor when new. i found that the brushes become really well worn in......to the ground
step1: place motor on ground
step2: grab touring car
step3: place it in the passengers seat at the front of your real car
step4: place your car in reverse
step5: release handbrake
step5: reverse over the motor
step6: place car in "D", then accelerate.
step7: repeat steps 4,5,6 and 7 3 to 4 times.
step8: place crushed motor in a glass of water
step9: place a hassle free and very quick brushless motor in your 1:10 electric touring car.
this method is a little more time consuming but i think it solves the issue of the slow 540 motor when new. i found that the brushes become really well worn in......to the ground
#20
to run my 540 motor in i like to do the following procedure:
step1: place motor on ground
step2: grab touring car
step3: place it in the passengers seat at the front of your real car
step4: place your car in reverse
step5: release handbrake
step5: reverse over the motor
step6: place car in "D", then accelerate.
step7: repeat steps 4,5,6 and 7 3 to 4 times.
step8: place crushed motor in a glass of water
step9: place a hassle free and very quick brushless motor in your 1:10 electric touring car.
this method is a little more time consuming but i think it solves the issue of the slow 540 motor when new. i found that the brushes become really well worn in......to the ground
step1: place motor on ground
step2: grab touring car
step3: place it in the passengers seat at the front of your real car
step4: place your car in reverse
step5: release handbrake
step5: reverse over the motor
step6: place car in "D", then accelerate.
step7: repeat steps 4,5,6 and 7 3 to 4 times.
step8: place crushed motor in a glass of water
step9: place a hassle free and very quick brushless motor in your 1:10 electric touring car.
this method is a little more time consuming but i think it solves the issue of the slow 540 motor when new. i found that the brushes become really well worn in......to the ground
#22
Originally posted by Mad Mackem
I'm a strong believer in Guinness as it lubricates the bushings at the same time. The big plus is you can drink it when you are finished. I like a big head on it!
I'm a strong believer in Guinness as it lubricates the bushings at the same time. The big plus is you can drink it when you are finished. I like a big head on it!
#23
Originally posted by Professor
ithought you prefered the crown larger method or is this only when it is supplied by a friend
ithought you prefered the crown larger method or is this only when it is supplied by a friend
A cheaper alternative could be a Maccas strawbery thick shake. This would have the advantage of already coming in a container suitable for the purpose.
The strawberry content of the thick shake is acidic and consequently aids the bedding in process of the brushes.
#25
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Guys, please cmon now, don't let this thread go down the same path as the last 3000. All a guy wanted to know was how to run in a motor. What follows is a thread full of semi useless information etc. Idea, make a thread for that. I'm not meaning to upset anyone but seriously, i came onto this thread to find out some good info on motors, and once again it's 9/10ths full of useless rubbish.
tc3=speed, follow murphy's recipe mate, sounds like a winner, 3 ties over
tc3=speed, follow murphy's recipe mate, sounds like a winner, 3 ties over
#27
Its good to see some humour from time to time but some people as the joker above take things a little to serious!!!
Must have something to do with being partly sponsored. Trying to keep his end up or something.
Must have something to do with being partly sponsored. Trying to keep his end up or something.
#28
Originally posted by hype
Guys, please cmon now, don't let this thread go down the same path as the last 3000. All a guy wanted to know was how to run in a motor. What follows is a thread full of semi useless information etc. Idea, make a thread for that. I'm not meaning to upset anyone but seriously, i came onto this thread to find out some good info on motors, and once again it's 9/10ths full of useless rubbish.
tc3=speed, follow murphy's recipe mate, sounds like a winner, 3 ties over
Guys, please cmon now, don't let this thread go down the same path as the last 3000. All a guy wanted to know was how to run in a motor. What follows is a thread full of semi useless information etc. Idea, make a thread for that. I'm not meaning to upset anyone but seriously, i came onto this thread to find out some good info on motors, and once again it's 9/10ths full of useless rubbish.
tc3=speed, follow murphy's recipe mate, sounds like a winner, 3 ties over
It's people like you who take this whole thing too seriously and end up driving people away from the hobby.
#29
Originally posted by Mad Mackem
You have got to be kidding. The question had been answered several times over. If you can't have a laugh in this hobby I'm giving it up!
It's people like you who take this whole thing too seriously and end up driving people away from the hobby.
You have got to be kidding. The question had been answered several times over. If you can't have a laugh in this hobby I'm giving it up!
It's people like you who take this whole thing too seriously and end up driving people away from the hobby.
and as an oldnwise man told me last night THERE ONLY TOY CARS!!!!
#30
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Ok, seems a few may well have been offended but my comments. Well I guess at the end of the day i was only adding my 2 cents worth. But picture this, 12 out of 23 posts shouldn't even be there. But then again neither should my 2 posts if you wanna get tecchnical. But anyways guys, carry on don't let a so called "sponsored"
person dull your day. While your all at it, you might as well go start a debate n chat in the for sale and wanted threads. Oops my bad you've already done that many times over.



